Tulsi Mala + Tilak Kit — Complete Bhakti Set
हरि नाम, हरि साथ
- ✓ 17 Sep Order placed
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18 Sep–20 Sep
Blessed & dispatched
from Vrindavan - 🏠 22 Sep–25 Sep Delivered to you
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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
The mala you wear, and the tilak you draw — together.
A Vaishnava starts the morning the same way: bathe, draw the tilak, put on the kanthi. This set holds both halves of that practice — a Tulsi mala hand-strung and blessed in Vrindavan, and a complete tilak kit you can carry anywhere.
What you get
- One Tulsi mala of your choice — pure Vrindavan Tulsi, offered at the altar and blessed with kirtan before dispatch
- Tilak Kit — Gopi Chandan tika, steel pooja bowl, tilak applicator, water bottle, stand and soft cloth, in one clear travel box
Why take the set
- Bought separately these come to ₹948 — the set is ₹799
- Seven pieces arrive in one parcel, ready to use the next morning
- A complete gift for a devotee — nothing left to add
Details
- 100% natural Tulsi wood, cotton thread
- Gopi Chandan tika with six-piece tilak kit
- Unisex
- Packed in Vrindavan Dham, India
Free shipping and Cash on Delivery across India.
Details
| Material | Tulsi wood mala + Gopi Chandan tilak kit (6 pieces) |
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| 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.