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Original Karungali Mala (108+1)
Polished black ebony (Karungali) beads – worn in Tamil tradition for protection and Murugan’s blessings.
- Material
- Karungali (Ebony)
- 100% Genuine Rudraksha
- 100% Quality Guarantee
- 100% Trustworthy Brand
- 3–7 business days. Free shipping on orders above ₹25,000.
- 7-day returns. Return policy
- GST invoice available
Description
A japa and neck mala of 108 + 1 polished Karungali beads made from black ebony wood. In South Indian tradition Karungali is linked to Lord Murugan and to Mars and Saturn, and is believed to protect from negative energy.
Why devotees choose it
- Natural ebony wood, hand-polished
- Worn for protection and positive energy
- For Murugan and Shani mantras
- Suits Mulank 8 and 9
How to use
Use for japa (chanting) with the right hand, moving one bead at a time with the thumb and middle finger. Do not cross the Sumeru (guru) bead – turn the mala around and continue. Keep it in its pouch when not in use.
Spiritual benefits described here are based on Vedic tradition and devotees' belief; results are personal and not guaranteed.
Delivery & returns
- Delivery
- 3–7 business days. Free delivery above ₹25,000, otherwise ₹199. Packed with protective material for safe delivery. Shipping policy
- Returns
- Returns accepted within 7 days of delivery, subject to the return policy. If an item arrives damaged, keep the packaging and send us photos. Return policy
Specifications
Spiritual Benefits
| Purpose | Protection, Courage, Success |
|---|---|
| Mulank (मूलांक) | 8, 9 |
| Rashi / Zodiac | Mesh (Aries), Vrishchik (Scorpio), Makar (Capricorn) |
Rudraksha Details
| Bead size | 8 mm |
|---|---|
| Bead count | 108+1 |
Material & Authenticity
| Material | Karungali (Ebony) |
|---|---|
| Thread / setting | Red thread |
| Energised (Abhimantrit) by astrologers | Yes |
| Weight | 30 g |
How to Use
| How to wear / use | Use for japa (chanting) with the right hand, moving one bead at a time with the thumb and middle finger. Do not cross the Sumeru (guru) bead – turn the mala around and continue. Keep it in its pouch when not in use. |
|---|---|
| Mantra | Om Saravana Bhava |
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