About this piece
A tulsi wood mala of 108 beads, sold with a yellow cotton gomukhi japa bag printed with Radha Krishna. The bag, shaped like a cow's mouth, lets the hand stay inside while the beads are counted.
The seller says it is made from natural tulsi wood with handmade beads that may show small marks. The listing does not give a bead size. It is a simple set for someone who wants a mala and a bag together.
How it is used
A japa mala is counted bead by bead while repeating a mantra, and the gomukhi bag keeps the hand and the beads covered while it moves. Tulsi malas are common in Vaishnava homes.
Looking after it
- Keep dry and away from perfume and oil.
- Store the mala in the bag when not in use.
