Silver Plated Karungali Mala and Bracelet Combo – Govt. Certified Ebony Wood

108+1 Divine Karungali Mala - Natural Ebony Wood Beads (Govt. Certified) - WorldOfOorja

Silver Plated Karungali Mala + Karungali Bracelet Combo (Govt. Certified) - WorldOfOorja

Silver Plated Karungali Mala - Natural Ebony Wood (Govt. Certified) - WorldOfOorja

Silver Plated Karungali Mala – Natural Ebony Wood (Govt. Certified)

Name: Silver Plated Karungali Mala – Natural Ebony Wood (Govt. Certified)
Brand: Protection • Grounding • Divine Connection
Price: 749.00 INR
Availability: InStock

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Sacred Karungali (ebony wood) finished with silver plating — the wood of Lord Shiva, worn for protection and grounding.

Genuine, government-certified Karungali ebony wood with silver-plated detailing, energised after your order.

Shields against negativity
Grounds & protects you
Wards off nazar
Builds inner strength

Benefits of Karungali (Ebony Wood)

This mala is strung with sacred Karungali (black ebony), finished with silver. Used for japa or worn, it works to shield against negativity and ground your energy, the silver amplifying its protective quality.

About Karungali (Ebony Wood)

Karungali is sacred ebony wood (Diospyros ebenum), a dense black heartwood revered in South Indian tradition and associated with Lord Shiva and Saturn (Shani). Long carried for protection and grounding, genuine karungali is government-certified — it sinks in water and warms quickly to the touch.

How to Use Your Karungali (Ebony Wood)

Wear it around the neck or wrist, or hold it during prayer and meditation.
Use it for japa, chanting your mantra bead by bead.
Keep it dry and oil it occasionally with a drop of natural oil to preserve the wood.
Treat it with reverence — keep it pure and personal.

Care & Cleansing

Keep it dry and oil the beads occasionally with a drop of natural oil to preserve them. Treat it with reverence — a rudraksha is traditionally kept pure and personal.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

1. Handcrafted Uniqueness: Our products are handcrafted and may feature minor imperfections, which are natural and should not be mistaken for flaws. Natural beads often have natural lines, cracks, minor dents, or spots, all of which are part of their inherent beauty.

2. Fragile Nature: Beads are delicate and require careful handling.

THE ENERGETICS

What this is for

Energy

Protection & Grounding

Intention

Shield Against Negativity & Ground Your Energy

Chakra

Root (Muladhara)

Wear your Karungali Mala or hold it during japa, repeating your mantra (such as 'Om Namah Shivaya') once per bead. Take a few slow breaths first and set your intention for protection and grounding. Wear it daily as a sacred reminder of your practice.

Energised in 48 hours

Activated by our crystal healers after your order.

Primary chakra

Solar Plexus (Manipura)

You Asked, We Answered

What is Karungali (Ebony wood)?

Karungali is sacred black ebony wood, revered for centuries in Tamil and Vedic tradition and closely associated with Lord Murugan. It is prized as a grounding, protective wood and a traditional Mangal (Mars) remedy.

What is a Karungali mala used for?

It is worn and used in japa for protection from negative energy and the evil eye, for grounding and calm, and as a traditional Mangal (Mars) remedy. Many keep it close to feel steadier through heavy or demanding days.

Is this genuine Karungali?

Yes — this is authentic natural ebony wood and comes govt. certified. Genuine karungali is notably dense and heavy for its size, deep black, with a fine natural grain. As each bead is natural, small variations in tone and grain are normal and confirm authenticity.

Who can wear Karungali?

Anyone drawn to protection and grounding. It is traditionally worn as a Mangal (Mars) remedy and by devotees of Lord Murugan, and is popular with both men and women. For a specific astrological purpose, a qualified astrologer can confirm suitability for your chart.

When and how should I wear it?

Traditionally worn or begun on a Tuesday (Mangalwar), the day of Mars. Wear the mala around your neck, or wrap it as a wrist mala. There is no rigid rule — the intention behind wearing it matters most.

How do I use the mala for chanting (japa)?

Hold the mala and move one bead at a time between your thumb and middle finger as you chant. The 108 beads make one round; the extra meru (guru) bead marks your start and finish — pause and turn back there rather than crossing over it.

How do I care for it? Can it get wet?

Karungali is natural wood, so keep it away from prolonged water and moisture, remove it before bathing or swimming, and wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. An occasional light, wood-safe oil keeps its deep black sheen.

How do I cleanse and energise it?

Smudge it with sage or dhoop, or rest it on a selenite plate; avoid soaking it in water. We energise every piece before dispatch, so it arrives ready to wear.