Pure Tulsi Kanthi Mala | Micro 2mm Holy Basil Wood Beads, 42.5 Inch Length
🌿 Premium Micro 2mm Pure Tulsi Kanthi Mala (3 Round) | WoodenTempleStore
Embrace spiritual mindfulness, divine protection, and absolute peace with the WoodenTempleStore Micro Pure Tulsi Kanthi Mala. Crafted meticulously from authentic, high-quality holy basil (Tulsi) wood, this traditional neck mala features micro-sized 2mm beads hand-knotted into a magnificent 42.5-inch long strand. Designed to loop perfectly into a triple-layered necklet, it serves as a powerful, elegant symbol of spiritual connection and daily devotional discipline.
✨ Key Features
100% Authentic Holy Tulsi Wood:
Made using genuine, hand-selected Tulsi basil stems, celebrated for centuries in Vedic traditions for emitting positive spiritual vibrations and naturally clearing negative energies.
Micro 2mm Delicate Bead Size:
Features ultra-fine, masterfully carved 2mm micro barrel-cylindrical beads that offer a subtle, lightweight, and incredibly elegant look around the neck.
Generous 42.5-Inch Total Length:
Boasts an expansive total length of 108 cm (42.5 Inches), meticulously measured to wrap comfortably three times around your neck as a layered kanthi necklet.
Artisanal Hand-Knotted Craftsmanship:
Each delicate bead is individually hand-strung and knotted by skilled artisans to ensure long-lasting structural durability and a premium jewelry finish.
Secure Brass Barrel Clasp:
Upgraded with a premium, heavy-duty metallic brass twist barrel screw clasp at the back to allow smooth, snag-free wear and prevent accidental unhooking.
📏 Technical Specifications
Brand: WoodenTempleStore
Material: 100% Natural Holy Tulsi Wood (Basil Stems)
Bead Diameter: 2 mm (Micro Profile)
Total End-to-End Length: 42.5 Inches (108 cm)
Design Pattern: Wearable as 3 Rounds (Triple-Layered Kanthi)
Clasp Type: Twist-In Brass Barrel Screw Lock
Primary Use: Daily Devotional Wear, Spiritual Protection, Meditation, and Vaishnav Bhakti Practices
💡 Care Instructions
To keep the natural micro-Tulsi beads from fracturing or losing their rich texture, avoid submerging the mala in water or exposing it to sweat, perfumes, soaps, and body oils. Clean periodically by wiping gently with a soft, completely dry microfiber cloth. Many practitioners naturally condition the wood over time by gently rubbing a single drop of pure sandalwood oil across the strand.
