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Anvyra · Tulsi

A chant.
A mala. A life.

Hand-strung from real Tulsi wood — the holy basil sacred to Lord Vishnu. 108 beads for the oldest practice of all: naam japa.

Tulsi Mala — handmade from real holy basil wood
One hundred and eight The sacred number. One round. One hundred and eight breaths of the holy name.
108 beads · one round
Real Tulsi 108 Beads Hand-Strung
Tulsi Mala close-up — natural wood grain
The Details Real wood. Real reverence.
Material100% real Tulsi wood
Beads108 + 1 Sumeru
FinishNatural, unpolished
StringingHand-knotted
Worn AsKanthi or japa mala
— How you'll know it's real —
Each bead carries its own grain — no two look exactly alike.
A faint, cool, earthy fragrance when held close.
Soft, warm, lightweight to the touch — never plastic-cool.
Grows warmer and smoother the longer you chant with it.
Tulsi Mala worn around the neck as kanthi
The Practice How to chant.
I
Sit, settle, breathe Face east if you can. A clean seat. A quiet moment.
II
Hold the mala in your right hand Resting on the middle finger. Thumb to move each bead. Index finger stays free.
III
Begin at the Sumeru The large golden bead. One bead, one mantra. Move toward you with each repetition.
IV
Never cross the Sumeru When you return to it, pause. Reverse direction for the next round. One round = 108.
Tulsi Mala in use during morning japa
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Tulsi Mala coiled on a devotional altar
Questions Before you begin.
Is this really Tulsi wood?+
Yes — hand-strung from genuine Tulsi (holy basil) wood. Each bead carries its own grain and faint earthy scent. No two malas are identical, which is the mark of authenticity.
How do I take care of it?+
Keep it dry. Avoid water, soap and perfume. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Rest it on your altar when not in use, not on the ground. Treat it as sacred — because it is.
Can anyone wear or chant with it?+
Yes. Tulsi is considered pure and auspicious for every devotee. Traditionally worn as kanthi (around the neck) by Vaishnavas, and used by all for japa — chanting the names of Vishnu, Krishna, Rama or any mantra you keep.
What is the Sumeru bead?+
The larger golden bead where your round begins and ends. It is never crossed — a reminder to pause, acknowledge the practice, and reverse direction for the next round of 108.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the pyrite real?

Yes — 100% natural raw pyrite (iron sulfide). The crushed crystal surface has a natural golden metallic shimmer. No two frames are exactly alike — natural variations in colour and texture are a mark of authenticity.

What do the 7 horses and rising sun mean?

The 7 horses represent the sun's 7 rays from Vedic tradition — each symbolising a cosmic energy. Together with the rising sun, they bring speed, progress, financial growth, strength, stability, career success, and courage into your space.

Where should I place it?

South wall of your living room, office, or pooja room — as per Vastu Shastra. Horses facing inward, at eye level.

What's the size?

7.5 x 7.5 inches — compact square. Fits desk, shelf, mandir, or wall.

What will I receive?

The 7 Horses Raw Pyrite Frame and a Certificate of Authenticity confirming genuine natural pyrite.