Original Karungali Malai 108-Beads + Silver Cap Karungali Bracelet and Silver Cap Karungali Malai 54 Beads with Govt.

Original Karungali Malai 108-Beads + Silver Cap Karungali Bracelet and Silver Cap Karungali Malai 54 Beads

$20.25
Sale price  $20.25 Regular price  $28.12
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Original Karungali Malai 108-Beads + Silver Cap Karungali Bracelet and Silver Cap Karungali Malai 54 Beads with Govt.

Original Karungali Malai 108-Beads + Silver Cap Karungali Bracelet and Silver Cap Karungali Malai 54 Beads

$20.25
Sale price  $20.25 Regular price  $28.12

The complete Karungali set — japa mala, daily-wear mala, and bracelet, all certified original.

Three pieces of the same sacred ebony: the Original Karungali Malai (108 beads) for your japa, the Silver Cap Karungali Malai (54 beads) for elegant daily wear, and the Silver Cap Karungali Bracelet for your wrist — protection that covers practice, presence, and pulse.

Download the Govt. Certification for Original Ebony Wood — because much of what sells as Karungali is dyed imitation wood.

Meaning and tradition

The following associations are part of spiritual tradition.

  • Shield against negativity and the evil eye, wherever the day takes you
  • Amplify intentions through the sacred count of 108 beads in japa
  • Ground the mind for calmer focus and steadier emotions

Lab-certified original ebony wood from southern India — checked bead-by-bead for grain and finish, then cleansed.

Product details

  • japa mala — 108 beads, approx. 8 mm, length 14 inch
  • silver-cap mala — 54 beads, approx. 8 mm
  • silver-cap bracelet — approx. 6 mm beads
  • premium ebony wood, black
  • origin: southern India.

Benefits of Karungali Malai

Each piece is sized for a different job: the 14-inch 108-bead strand stays with your asana for counted japa, the 54-bead silver-capped mala is the one to wear at the neck, and the 6 mm bracelet — the finest beads in the set — is traditionally worn on the right wrist. All three can be worn separately; slip the bracelet off before washing your hands, since neither ebony nor silver capping likes repeated soaking.

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