Thulasi plant

In Hinduism, a Tulsi plant is not just considered a plant, it has a special significance in the scriptures of the religion. Tulsi, as is believed, is ...

Plants add a charm to indoors. So this Diwali bring home these plants which attracts luck, wealth and prosperity as well as make your home look beautiful.

Tulsi has a long history as part of the Ayervedic tradition and is also widely cultivated for its reputed spiritual and medicinal properties. Before using tulsi or any medicinal herb, talk to your doctor.

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Pabitha Prakash on Instagram: "Good Evening! Thanks to everyone who reached us for this product!! All who have ordered, we are making it, but the timeline can't be rushed, as it involves more process time, as it has different stages. We are overwhelmed with the reach you all have given us till date on all our creations. We wanted our Thulasi maadam in our style and the kolam are done accordingly, the theer kolam which also looks like maadam itself. So the Thulasi Maadam comes as a set…

R.C. Kotwal Tulsi (Ocimum Tenniflorum) or Holy Basil is a highly scared plant in Hinduism for thousands of years, it is often called as Consort of the God Vishnu. Majority of Hindus have tulsi plants growing in front or near their homes. This plant is cultivated for religious and medicinal purposes and for its essential oil. In Hinduism, Tulsi means ” matchless” and is known as Vasihnavi (belonging to God Vishnu). Tulsi with green leaves is called Sri – Tulsi […]

Vastu for Tulsi Plant Tulsi plant is not just considered a plant, it has a special significance in the scriptures of the religion. Tulsi, as is believed, is Lord Vishnu’s consort, hence the conscio…