Sidh Karungali Mala – Authentic 108 Bead Original Black Ebony Wood Rosary for Success & Protection

Harness the Power of the "Miracle Wood."

Our Sidh Karungali Mala is handcrafted from the densest part of the original Black Ebony tree. Revered in ancient traditions as a wood that absorbs electrical radiation and negative energy, Karungali is known for its incredible hardness and deep, natural matte black finish. This mala is a symbol of authority, mental strength, and spiritual victory.

Why Choose the Sidh Karungali Mala?

• 100% Original Black Ebony: Crafted from genuine Karungali wood, known for its high density—authentic beads will naturally sink in water.

• Natural Matte Texture: Features a raw, organic finish with tiny natural pores, characteristic of real ebony wood.

• Superior Hand-Knotted Quality: Every bead is meticulously hand-knotted with high-strength orange thread, providing the perfect spacing for Japa meditation and ensuring the mala never tangles.

• The Wood of Success: Traditionally used to mitigate the effects of Mars (Sevvai) in Vedic astrology, it is believed to bring success in business, career, and personal endeavors.

• Striking Contrast: Finished with a premium golden-orange silk tassel, representing the flame of knowledge against the darkness of ignorance.

Spiritual & Holistic Benefits:

• Electromagnetic Shield: Believed to absorb negative vibrations and provide a protective shield around the wearer.

• Emotional Stability: Helps in controlling anger, reducing fear, and building unwavering self-confidence.

• Deep Meditation: The grounding weight of the ebony beads helps pull your focus inward, making it ideal for deep breathwork and mantra chanting.

Product Specifications:

• Material: Original Karungali (Black Ebony Wood)

• Count: 108 + 1 Guru Bead

• Bead Size: ~8mm (High-density uniform beads)

• Tassel: Durable Golden Saffron Silk

• Craftsmanship: Individually hand-knotted for maximum durability.

Care Instructions: To maintain its deep black color and energy, avoid soaking in water for long periods. You can occasionally polish the beads with a cloth dipped in a tiny amount of coconut or gingelly oil to maintain the wood's health.