#WholesaleTulasi

[indiodyssey]

Tulsi (Tulasi) Natural Round Premium Wood Beads 10mm Wholesale or Singles From Vrindavan, India TB0010P for just $24.00 Natural round Tulsi (Tulasi) 10±0.5mm premium wood beads hand carved in Vrindavan, India. These are the best Tulsi beads you can buy, all hand carved in Vrindavan from Vrindavan Tulsi. Size varies slightly ±0.5mm on each mala due to the nature of being hand carved, but average bead is 10mm. -You may order in bulk/wholesale - 5 strands, (malas) 108 beads of premium 10mm hand carved Tulsi beads. One order gives you 540 premium beads. -Or, since so I have made many requests for single strands, you can now order a single strand, at a premium, as well! If you select DHL Courier Post for your shipping option, please include a contact phone number. We can't ship without it! For other Tulsi listings see: 3mm and 4mm round (good) Tulsi - https://www.etsy.com/in-en/listing/186725860/tulsi-tulasi-natural-round-wood-beads?ref=shop_home_active_15 The name "tulasi" means "she who is incomparable." In the spiritual world Tulasi, or Vrinda Devi, the goddess of Vrindavana, orchestrates all the arrangements for Krishna's pleasure in the Vrindavana forest. She is very dear to Lord Krishna, and He is very dear to her. In this world Tulasi comes as a sacred plant and helps devotees of Krishna to attain love for Him. Krishna says He is satisfied simply by being offered Tulasi leaves. When a Tulasi plant dies, her wood is used to make Vaishnava neck beads, japa beads, and necklaces. Out of respect, sacred Tulasi beads are never to touch the feet or the ground. Tulasi beads are said to protect one from bad dreams, accidents, attack by weapons, and inauspicious destinations at death. For these reasons and because she is dear to Krishna, devotees always wear Tulasi. One of our necklaces made from Vrindavan Tulsi https://www.etsy.com/in-en/listing/186611887/necklace-choker-in-tulsi-tulasi-and?ref=shop_home_active_2 All proceeds from the sale of these beads go directly to support the widows of Vrindavan working at Mahima Creations.

[indiodyssey]

Tulsi (Tulasi) Natural Round Premium Wood Beads 9mm Wholesale or Singles From Vrindavan, India TB0009P for just $10.00 Natural round Tulsi (Tulasi) 9mm premium wood beads hand carved in Vrindavan, India. These are the best Tulsi beads you can buy, and getting this quality in smaller sizes is difficult (difficult to hand carve such precision quality). And since Tulsi is a herbaceous plant, commonly called Holy Basil, it is also difficult to get these larger beads. Size also varies slightly on each mala. You may order in bulk - 5 strands, (malas) 108 beads of premium 9mm hand carved Tulsi beads. One order gives you 540 premium beads. Or, since so many requests have been made for single strands, you can now order single strands, at a premium, as well! If you select DHL Courier Post for your shipping option, please include a contact phone number. We can't ship without it! For other Tulsi listings see: 3mm and 4mm round (good) Tulsi - https://www.etsy.com/in-en/listing/186725860/tulsi-tulasi-natural-round-wood-beads?ref=shop_home_active_15 The name "tulasi" means "she who is incomparable." In the spiritual world Tulasi, or Vrinda Devi, the goddess of Vrindavana, orchestrates all the arrangements for Krishna's pleasure in the Vrindavana forest. She is very dear to Lord Krishna, and He is very dear to her. In this world Tulasi comes as a sacred plant and helps devotees of Krishna to attain love for Him. Krishna says He is satisfied simply by being offered Tulasi leaves. When a Tulasi plant dies, her wood is used to make Vaishnava neck beads, japa beads, and necklaces. Out of respect, sacred Tulasi beads are never to touch the feet or the ground. Tulasi beads are said to protect one from bad dreams, accidents, attack by weapons, and inauspicious destinations at death. For these reasons and because she is dear to Krishna, devotees always wear Tulasi. One of our necklaces made from Vrindavan Tulsi https://www.etsy.com/in-en/listing/186611887/necklace-choker-in-tulsi-tulasi-and?ref=shop_home_active_2 All proceeds from the sale of these beads go directly to support the widows of Vrindavan working at Mahima Creations.