Tulsi Kanthi Mala with Narasimha Pendant – Hand-Carved, Made to Order

This Narasimha kanthi mala brings together two things devotees treasure: fresh chunk Tulsi beads and Lord Narasimha, the protector of His devotees. We carve each pendant from scratch by hand here in Sree Mayapur Dham, then string it at the centre of the mala.

Details

• Fresh chunk Tulsi beads, about 22 mm on average
• Narasimha pendant, about 2.5 x 2.5 inches
• Pendant carved from scratch by hand in Sree Mayapur Dham
• Made to order, so each mala is unique
• International shipping available

Why Tulsi Is So Special

Tulsi Maharani is the beloved of Lord Sri Krishna. For this reason, devotees wear her beads close to the heart as a sign of devotion and surrender. Wearing a Tulsi kanthi mala keeps that remembrance with you through the whole day.

Hand-Carved From Scratch

Every pendant starts as a plain round disc. First, our craftsman carves the face of Lord Narasimha. Next, he cuts the mane line by line. Finally, he smooths and finishes the pendant so it is ready to string. The photos show one pendant at each stage, so you can see the work that goes into yours.

Fresh Chunk Tulsi Beads

Chunk beads (about 22 mm on average) are cut larger than round beads, so each one keeps its own shape, grain and natural markings. As a result, no two malas look the same. We string the beads by hand on either side of the pendant.

Made to Order for You

Because we carve every pendant by hand, we make this mala to order. Please message us before you buy with your neck size and any special request, and we will confirm the details with you. In addition, we can send you photos of your mala before it leaves Mayapur.

International Shipping

We ship this mala worldwide from Sree Mayapur Dham, carefully packed to protect the pendant and beads. Wherever you are, you can order one made for you.

About Lord Narasimha

Lord Narasimha is the half-man, half-lion form of the Lord who protected His devotee Prahlada. For this reason, many Vaishnavas keep Narasimhadev close for protection on the path of bhakti. Read the story of how we made this kanthi mala for a returning devotee, or learn more in our Tulsi kanthi mala guide.