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Ideas to use Tulsi / Holy Basil - Square
Tulsi is a small, bushy shrub with dark green leaves and pink- and lavender-hued flowers. Tulsi is also commonly known as Holy Basil and is sourced in India. Many Hindus grow Tulsi as a religious plant in their homes and temples and use its leaves in routine worship.
Native to Southeast Asia, Tulsi has a long tradition of use in Ayurvedic health practices and is a well-known sacred plant and a respected herb. In Sanskrit, it is known as “the incomparable one” and is considered the “Queen of the Herbs.”
Native to Southeast Asia, Tulsi has a long tradition of use in Ayurvedic health practices and is a well-known sacred plant and a respected herb. In Sanskrit, it is known as “the incomparable one” and is considered the “Queen of the Herbs.”
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Item Description
Ideas to use Tulsi / Holy Basil - Square
Tulsi is a small, bushy shrub with dark green leaves and pink- and lavender-hued flowers. Tulsi is also commonly known as Holy Basil and is sourced in India. Many Hindus grow Tulsi as a religious plant in their homes and temples and use its leaves in routine worship.
Native to Southeast Asia, Tulsi has a long tradition of use in Ayurvedic health practices and is a well-known sacred plant and a respected herb. In Sanskrit, it is known as “the incomparable one” and is considered the “Queen of the Herbs.”
Native to Southeast Asia, Tulsi has a long tradition of use in Ayurvedic health practices and is a well-known sacred plant and a respected herb. In Sanskrit, it is known as “the incomparable one” and is considered the “Queen of the Herbs.”
Suggested photo uses:
- Social media posts
- Instagram Stories
- Facebook Stories
- Pinterest Pins
- Blog post Images
- E-book Images
Please watermark this image before sharing anywhere & follow my contributor page for more! If you need graphics in German, please reach out. Thanks a bunch ♡
