DescriptionJapa mala (prayer beads) of Tulasi wood with 108 beads - 20040101-01.jpg	English: A Japa mala, or set of prayer beads, made from Tulasi wood. There are a total of 108 beads, including the head bead.
Date	1 January 2004, 00:00; originally uploaded to en.wikipedia on 08.
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• 2007-08-05 19:33 GourangaUK 800×600×8 (92854 bytes) [[Japa Mala]], or ''Japa beads'', made from [[Tulasi]] wood.