- 🪴 Two pieces: one live Tulsi plant and one Dhanu rashi bracelet
- 🌿 Rooted Tulsi plant in a glossy orange pot
- 📿 Dhanu rashi bracelet, sized for the wrist and worn daily, Guru's Thursday, no mala, idol or diya in the box
- 🔬 Tested at Plus Gems Testing Lab
- 🚚 Free shipping · 7-day returns
ALL PIECES TOGETHER
In this set
x 1
Live Tulsi in a glossy orange pot
Rs. 1,299Rs. 999A live plant in its own pot.
x 1
Dhanu rashi bracelet
Rs. 2,800Rs. 799For the wrist, worn daily. Begin on Thursday.
Total valueRs. 4,099
You payRs. 1,799
THE TWO PIECES
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ABOUT THIS SET
This set is a live Tulsi plant in a glossy orange pot with a Dhanu rashi bracelet. Sagittarius is ruled by Guru, the devta is Dattatreya and Thursday is the day to begin.
What this is
This combo holds one live Tulsi plant in a glossy orange pot and one Dhanu rashi bracelet. Two pieces and nothing else. The Tulsi is a rooted plant, not seed and not a cutting. The bracelet is sized for the wrist and worn daily. No mala, idol or diya is included in this set.
Guru, Dattatreya and the Tulsi
Dhanu is ruled by Guru and answers to Dattatreya. Guru is the graha of teaching, of dharma and of the expansion that follows right conduct, and Thursday belongs to him. Tulsi is the plant a household keeps at the centre of its courtyard and waters before it drinks itself. She is not decoration and she is not a herb in this context. She is the resident of the house who is offered water each morning, and a Dhanu native who keeps Guru's day keeps that offering too. The bracelet carries the graha on the wrist. The Tulsi carries the discipline in the courtyard.
Where it comes from
Tulsi leaves our nursery rooted and hardened, already past the stage where a change of light will finish her.
HOW TO USE THE SET
Setting it up
THE TRADITION
How the set is kept
Dattatreya
Guru
Thursday
One set
Remove the bracelet before entering a cremation ground and during sutak. Take it off before an oil massage and before swimming.
The niyam for this set
- Wear the bracelet on Thursday, after a bath, before you eat.
- Give Tulsi direct morning sun and water her at the root each morning. Do not pluck leaves after sunset.
- Keep the bracelet away from soap and oil while bathing.
SPECIFICATIONS
What you are buying, precisely
| Spec | This set |
|---|---|
| In the set | 2 pieces |
| Certificate | Lab-tested by Plus Gems Testing Lab. The report opens from the QR code on the card in your box. |
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IN DETAIL
At a glance
Two pieces: one live plant and one bracelet
Live Tulsi in a glossy orange pot, rooted and hardened
Dhanu rashi bracelet for daily wear
Guru is the graha, Dattatreya the devta, Thursday the day
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QUESTIONS
Questions, answered
What is in this combo?
One live Tulsi plant in a glossy orange pot and one Dhanu rashi bracelet. Two pieces. There is no Tulsi mala in this set.
Where should the Tulsi be kept?
In direct morning sun, at the centre or the north east of the house. Water her at the root each morning and do not pluck leaves after sunset.
Am I Dhanu rashi?
By the sun sign system this store uses, Dhanu runs 22 November to 21 December. Your janma rashi is read from the moon and needs your birth time and place. The rashi finder at rashi finder computes it properly.
Will the plant and bracelet arrive together?
No. The plant ships separately in its own box so it is not held back while the rest of an order is packed.
FROM THE JOURNAL
Read before you bring it home
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Plant CareWhen not to pluck tulsi leaves: sunset, Sunday and EkadashiTulsi leaves are usually left alone after sunset, on Sundays and on Ekadashi. Here is the reasoning and...
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Growing TulsiGrowing tulsi from seeds vs cuttings: which is betterStep by step comparison of growing tulsi from seeds versus cuttings, with timelines, pot sizes, soil mix and...
