Shree Bageshwar Dham Tulsi Kanthi Mala with Pendant (10 Inch)
श्री हनुमते नमः
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📏 Which length is right for me?
8 inch — snug at the throat. Sits close, stays hidden under a collar.
9–10 inch — rests at the collarbone. Most popular for daily wear.
16 inch (double layer) — traditional ISKCON kanthi, sits lower on the chest.
Not sure? Measure your neck with a thread, then add 2 inches.
Description
Bageshwar Dham — engraved pendant, with हरे कृष्ण हरे राम on the beads.
This one carries more work than most. The Shree Bageshwar Dham pendant is laser-engraved in Tulsi wood, and the holy name is engraved along the beads themselves — not just on the pendant.
At 10 inches it rests at the collarbone with a little room.
Why ₹499 and not ₹150
- Real Tulsi wood — not dyed sandalwood or plastic lookalikes
- Holy name engraved on the beads themselves, not only the pendant
- Hand-strung on cotton thread that lasts, not nylon that snaps in weeks
- Offered at the altar in Vrindavan and blessed with kirtan before dispatch
Details
- 100% natural Tulsi wood, cotton thread
- 10 inch neck fit
- Engraved Shree Bageshwar Dham pendant
- Beads engraved हरे कृष्ण हरे राम
- Unisex
- From Vrindavan Dham, India
Wear it for daily sadhana, temple visits, or Tuesday darshan.
Details
| Material | 100% natural Tulsi wood, cotton thread |
|---|---|
| Length | 10 inches — kanthi length, sits at the collarbone |
| Origin | Vrindavan, India |
How to wear
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This piece was blessed in Vrindavan
Before it reached you, this mala was offered at the altar, hand-touched to the deity, and packed with kirtan playing in the background. Every Kishori order is a small prasad.