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The dried wood or stem of the Tulsi plant, also known as Holy Basil (Ocimum tenuiflorum), is used to make the sacred rosary known as Tulsi Kanthi Mala. Each bead is expertly carved from Tulsi wood, strung together (usually 108 beads plus one meru bead), and worn around the neck.

The green-leafed form of Holy Basil is the source of Rama Tulsi Kanthi Mala. The milder hues of the beads manufactured from this wood range from warm light brown to pale tan. Rama Tulsi is associated with sattvic, peaceful energy. This type is frequently chosen by devotees who choose a lighter mala or who follow the Ram Bhakti path. It is generally accessible and regarded as equally sacred.

The dark purple-leafed cultivar is the source of Shyama Tulsi Kantha Mala. The beads have a richer, stronger scent and are notably darker, ranging from deep reddish-brown to almost black.

Black Tulsi Kanthi Mala, made from the stems and roots of Krishna Tulsi, is a highly revered Hindu tradition, particularly in Vaishnavism. It connects you to Lord Krishna or Lord Vishnu.

If you’re searching for an authentic kanthi mala shop in Vrindavan that actually offers original products, you must visit our online and offline store in Vrindavan. Each kanthi mala, which comes in one round Tulsi Kanthi Mala, two round Tulsi Kanthi Mala, and three round Tulsi Kanthi Mala versions, is produced from Shyama Tulsi, Rama Tulsi, or Black Tulsi and is intended for ISKCON adherents and devotees.