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Karungali Bracelet
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- Description
The Karungali Bracelet is a sacred emblem of strength, clarity, and protection. Made from authentic Karungali (Ebony) wood, each bead carries centuries of spiritual reverence, known for its ability to guard against negativity and empower the mind. This bracelet is not just an accessory — it is a talisman of resilience, grounding, and inner confidence.
Rooted in Tradition
For generations, Karungali wood has been honored as the “wood of protection and power.” It is believed to absorb negative energies, shield the wearer from the evil eye, and channel positive vibrations into their life. Worn as a bracelet, Karungali brings its ancient spiritual energy into a simple, modern form, making it an essential companion for daily strength and clarity.
A Sacred Tool for Everyday Protection
The Karungali Bracelet serves as a daily reminder of inner stability and confidence. Whether worn for meditation, prayer, or as a personal safeguard in your daily routine, it strengthens focus, uplifts energy, and promotes courage. Its natural, minimal design makes it suitable for both men and women, blending seamlessly with every style.
Key Features
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Authentic Karungali Wood: Each bead is crafted from Ebony wood, revered for its grounding and protective energy.
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Spiritual Protection: Shields against evil influences, fear, and negative vibrations.
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Attracts Positivity: Believed to draw prosperity and favorable energy.
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Focus & Clarity: Enhances concentration, decision-making, and mental strength.
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Minimal & Timeless: A unisex design, elegant enough for everyday wear.
How to Wear It?
Wear the Karungali Bracelet daily on your wrist to keep its protective energy close to your pulse points. Traditionally, it is worn on the left hand to receive positive vibrations, though it may be worn on either wrist depending on personal comfort.
How to Cleanse the Bracelet?
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Place under moonlight overnight to recharge.
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Purify with incense smoke or sandalwood.
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Gently clean with a soft cloth to maintain its energy and natural beauty.
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FAQ
Can anyone wear Karungali Mala?
Yes, Karungali (Ebony wood) can be worn by anyone. It is believed to protect against negative influences and support spiritual grounding.
Can I wear Karungali with Rudraksha?
Yes, Karungali malas complement Rudraksha. Together, they enhance protection and balance energies.
What is the lifespan of a Karungali Mala?
When cared for properly, Karungali wood malas can last for decades. Their protective energy remains strong with use.
How it works
Protective Energy
Karungali is traditionally known to shield against negativity and unwanted influences.
Grounding Vibration
The natural wood carries a grounding energy that stabilizes emotions and strengthens focus.
Spiritual Alignment
Often used in prayer and meditation, Karungali malas deepen connection and inner clarity.
WHY NAMāMI
Purity You Can Trust
Each mala is hand-carved from authentic Ebony wood, ethically sourced and crafted with care.
Sacred Tradition
Karungali has been worn for centuries in South Indian spiritual practice as a symbol of strength and protection.
Made to Last
Every Namami Karungali Mala is designed to be both timeless and powerful.
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