Tulsi mandir design

Thulasi pot designs

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.

Are you looking for some great houseplants that are also best air purifiers? Then explore this garden of beautiful plants where the plants themselves will tell you about their appearance, care requirements and features.

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 […]

It is customary in many Indian homes to light an oil lamp, or Deepak, close to a tulsi plant on a daily basis, as it is believed to bring good fortune.