The tulsi mala beads, which these women who belong to the Kaman, Deeg, Nadbai and Sewar tehsils in Bharatpur district make, are distributed to temple towns of Mathura, Vrindavan, Nandgaon and Barsana, ...

Rural women engaged in the fabrication of tulsi mala beads in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur district have received support from a technical design intervention by the Indian Institute of Technology ...

There are several beliefs in Hinduism, which are followed by the people to make their lives better. One such belief is related to wearing the Tulsi Mala. The significance of this mala can be gauged by ...

Materials like tulsi and lotus seeds provide grounding, while lava stone ignites ambition. With 108 beads, each Mala connects to spiritual traditions.