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27-Bead Tulsi Mala for Travel and Temple Visits
Chanting should not stop when you leave home. A small mala makes it easy to chant on a train, a pilgrimage or a busy morning. Our Tulsi Japa Mala with 27 Beads is made for this.
How it works
Twenty-seven beads multiplied by four make 108, one full round. Go around four times and you have completed a full mala.
Why devotees like it
- Compact and lightweight
- Easy to carry in a bag or pocket
- Original Tulsi wood, handcrafted in India
- Colour choices: Natural or Dark Brown Oiled
- Good for pilgrims, travellers and early morning japa
The page describes it as suitable for the Hare Krishna maha-mantra, for Ram Naam and for other chants.
Not sure which mala?
Compare it with our other styles in which Tulsi japa mala to choose.
How to chant on a 27-bead mala
Chant one maha-mantra on each bead. When you reach the head bead, turn the mala and go back. After four of these rounds, you have chanted 108 mantras. Keep a simple count in your mind, or use a counter in your japa bag.
Frequently asked questions
Which colours are available?
Natural Color and Dark Brown Oiled Color.
What is it made of?
Original Tulsi wood.
Can I use it for other mantras?
The product page says it suits the Hare Krishna maha-mantra, Ram Naam and other chants.
Ordering
We ship worldwide by DHL Express, FedEx, Aramex or India Post Express. You can pay by PayPal, Payoneer, Razorpay or UPI, and we can arrange bank transfer or Wise on request. Message us on WhatsApp first if you have a question.
Hare Krishna! Chant wherever you go.