Shree Radha Kanthi Mala with Tulsi Wooden Chain Locket

• Radha–Krishna devotees
• Anyone doing or starting japa
• Ekadashi observers and temple visitors
• Gifting for parents, elders, devotee friends

No age or gender restriction.

Note: Tradition treats Tulsi kanthi as a commitment. Devotees who wear it avoid meat, alcohol and intoxicants. If initiated, follow your guru.

• Faith you carry, not faith you visit
• Settles the mind before japa
• Keeps Radha's name close through the day
• A visible commitment shapes how you act
• Slim and light enough to never remove

In tradition, Tulsi kanthi is worn to:

• Deepen japa, meditation and pooja
• Offer spiritual protection from negativity
• Mark devotional identity
• Build daily consistency
• Keep the mind returning to Radha–Krishna

• Beads: genuine Tulsi wood, slim cylindrical cut, matte, visible grain
• Locket: Tulsi wood, श्री राधा engraved within a lotus-carved frame
• Clasp: screw-lock

Real Tulsi check: lighter than plastic, grain differs bead to bead, colour deepens with wear, no seam marks.

Tone and carving vary slightly. Each piece is hand-worked.

When: Ekadashi, Janmashtami, Radha Ashtami, Thursday or Purnima. Morning, after bathing.

How:

1. Bathe and wear clean clothes
2. Place it before your mandir, offer a flower and a Tulsi leaf
3. Light a diya
4. Chant ॐ नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय 108 times
5. Wear with the locket at the centre of the chest

Care:

• Worn continuously, including while sleeping
• Remove before bathing
• Keep away from soap, oil and perfume
• Wipe dry only, never soak
• If broken, immerse in water or place at a Tulsi plant's base

• 1 × Shree Radha Kanthi Mala with Tulsi Wooden Chain Locket
• Gift-ready packaging

Delivery across India.

• Genuine Tulsi wood, never imitation
• Selected under 30+ years of expertise by Astrologer Sachin Pandit
• Honest claims, no promised outcomes
• Delivery across India