• Pure Tulsi Kanthi Mala made from 100% natural materials, certified by government lab for authenticity
  • Pure Tulsi Kanthi Mala crafted from natural tulsi wood for spiritual practices and meditation
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RudraGram Pure Tulsi Kanthi Mala - 100% Natural

RudraGram Pure Tulsi Kanthi Mala - 100% Natural

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Importance of Tulsi Kanthi Mala!

Tulsi Kanthi Mala has great importance in Hinduism. It is worshiped as a sacred plant. According to the scriptures, Goddess Lakshmi resides in Tulsi. It is believed that when Goddess Lakshmi was born on earth as Radha Rani, Tulsi’s name was Vrinda, who was the wife of the demon Jalandhar, who was killed by Lord Vishnu. On this, Sati Vrinda, being sad and angry, cursed Lord Vishnu to stay on earth in the form of Shaligram i.e. Sheela. On this, Mother Lakshmi requested Vrinda to free her husband from the curse. Hearing his request, Goddess Vrinda freed Lord Vishnu every evening on the condition of being with her before she became sati. As soon as Goddess Vrinda became sati, a plant arose from her ashes, which Brahma ji named it Tulsi.

This plant became the revered form of Sati Vrinda. Lord Vishnu also gave a boon to Goddess Tulsi that she would be called the mother who bestows happiness and prosperity and once a year, Shaligram and Tulsi will also get married. That is why Tulsi is very dear to Lord Vishnu. You must have heard a lot about the importance of Tulsi Kanthi Mala. But its wood is no less important. It is believed that wearing a garland made of Tulsi wood gets rid of all kinds of troubles. It is very beneficial for health as well as religious. Wearing Tulsi garland strengthens the planets Venus and Mercury. Along with this the mind remains calm. Know what to keep in mind while wearing Tulsi garland according to Vastu.

Rules of wearing Tulsi Kanthi Mala:

  1. Generally there are two types of Tulsi, Rama and Shyama Tulsi.
  2. The person from whom the Tulsi garland is worn should not take satvik food, that is, that person should abstain from meat and alcohol and should avoid consuming garlic and onion.
  3. If you have worn a Tulsi garland, then it should not be taken off under any circumstances.
  4. Before wearing the Tulsi garland, wash it thoroughly with Gangajal. After this, it should be worn only after it has dried.
  5. It is believed that wearing Tulsi garland with hands is very beneficial.
  6. Those who wear Tulsi garland should chant the mantras of Lord Vishnu daily.
  7. If you are wearing Tulsi Kanthi Mala then you should not wear Rudraksha at all. This gives inauspicious results.
  8. If for some reason you are not able to wear a Tulsi garland around your neck, you can wear it in your right hand.
  9. But keep in mind that before doing routine action, take it off. After this, after taking bath, wash it again with Ganges water and wear it.
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Product Related FAQ's

A Tulsi Kanthi Mala is a simple necklace made from natural Tulsi (holy basil) wood beads. Traditionally, people wear it as a symbol of calm living, discipline, and mindful habits rather than as a fashion accessory.
Tulsi is valued because it’s natural, lightweight, and gentle on the skin. Many people also like that it doesn’t feel flashy or heavy—it’s subtle, breathable, and easy to wear daily.
Not at all. While it has spiritual roots, many customers wear it simply for its simplicity and natural feel. You don’t need to follow any specific belief or ritual to wear a Tulsi Kanthi Mala.
We use genuine Tulsi wood, not treated or artificial beads. The mala is carefully strung so it sits comfortably around the neck and lasts with regular use, without unnecessary polishing or chemical coating.
Yes. The mala is designed for daily wear. It’s light enough that you’ll barely notice it after some time, whether you’re at work, at home, or traveling.
Very little. Just avoid soaking it in water or exposing it to strong chemicals like perfume or soap. A quick wipe with a dry cloth is enough to keep it clean.
It won’t change your life overnight. What many people notice is a sense of grounding—a gentle reminder to stay calm, disciplined, and aware during the day. That’s the real value.
Yes, absolutely. The design is simple and neutral, making it suitable for anyone who prefers something natural and understated.
You can, but we generally recommend removing it during heavy physical activity or sleep to avoid unnecessary strain on the thread and beads.
Yes. If you’re curious about natural malas but unsure where to start, Tulsi is a gentle, low-maintenance choice that doesn’t feel overwhelming or complicated.