Tulsi beads are not cheap as Srimati Tulsi Devi appears as a small bush. So her branches are generally not very thick. Therefore to manufacture very large tulsi beads the beads have to be collected from many, many tulsi plants as the only place you can find wood thick enough to make very big beads is at the very base of the trunk of the tulsi plant.
A:This is 100% pure tulsi wood. "Basic" means not much finishing. So in the beginning basic tulsi beads are a bit roguh. But you soak them in mustard seed oil for a week or so and then chant Hare Kris...see moreThis is 100% pure tulsi wood. "Basic" means not much finishing. So in the beginning basic tulsi beads are a bit roguh. But you soak them in mustard seed oil for a week or so and then chant Hare Krishna on them and after a few months of chanting they are very nice and polished and shiny. see less
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