Pavanam Sacred Tulsi Jap Mala – 108 Beads

The Pavanam Tulsi Mala is made from sacred Tulsi wood and is deeply associated with Lord Krishna. In devotional traditions, Tulsi is considered very dear to Krishna Ji, and wearing a Tulsi mala is seen as a simple form of seva and surrender.

This mala is not just an ornament but a part of daily bhakti. It is traditionally worn by those who wish to stay connected through naam jaap, remembrance, and a disciplined spiritual routine. Whether used for chanting or worn throughout the day, it serves as a gentle reminder to stay aligned with devotion, simplicity, and satvik living.

A Tulsi Mala is also used during mantra jaap, especially while chanting the Hare Krishna Mahamantra, helping maintain focus and presence. Many devotees wear it as a sign of their connection with Krishna ji and their intention to walk a path of bhakti and good karma. At Pavanam, every Tulsi Mala is abhimantrit for you without a shulk (nishulk), making it personally prepared in your name with deeper intention.

Key Specifications
Type: Tulsi Jap Mala (108 Beads)
Material: Natural Tulsi Wood
Bead Size: Varies by design
Colour: Light to medium brown (natural)
Texture: Smooth, lightweight
Length: Standard mala length (108 beads)
Suitable for: Men & Women

Responsibility Note

Tulsi Mala is part of traditional spiritual practices. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Its use is meant to support devotion, mindfulness, and a balanced lifestyle along with personal effort and belief.

How to Care
-Keep away from water, perfumes, and chemicals.
-Avoid excessive sunlight exposure.
-Sprinkle Gangajal occasionally to maintain its purity.
-Store in the Pavanam Care Pouch when not in use.

Why Pavanam
-Thoughtfully prepared for you with care and attention.
-Made using natural and authentic Tulsi wood.
-Abhimantrit in your name without a shulk (nishulk), making it more personal to you.
-Rooted in sincerity, we focus on meaningful spiritual products without making false promises.

Benefits
-Traditionally associated with devotion and connection to Lord Krishna.
-Often chosen for daily japa, chanting, and mindful living.
-Supports a calm and focused spiritual routine.
-Holds importance in practices rooted in bhakti and discipline.

How to Wear
-Can be worn as a mala around the neck or used for japa.
-Traditionally worn on Monday, Thursday, or Ekadashi.
-Once worn, it is generally not removed unless damaged.
-Avoid tamasic food (onion, garlic, and non-veg) and alcohol while wearing.
-Set a clear intention before wearing or using it.