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₹1,000
-30%This mala pairs natural Karungali wood beads with a silver-plated chain. Choose it when you prefer a chain-style construction with the dark look of ebony wood, for devotional wear, quiet prayer or everyday styling.
Daily reminder of devotion
Companion for quiet prayer
Meaningful spiritual gift
Natural Karungali (black ebony) wood beads. Silver-plated chain. Chain-style construction with dark wooden beads.
Wear gently around the neck
Remove before bathing or swimming
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth
Store in a clean, dry pouch
Puja room
Meditation space
The chain is silver-plated, as stated in the product name. It is not sold as a solid-silver chain.
Contact us for the current mala length and bead size before ordering if you need a particular fit. Product photos show the design and should not be used to judge exact measurements.
Remove before bathing, swimming or exercise. Keep away from perfume, cleaning products and prolonged moisture. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and store in a dry pouch. Avoid abrasive cleaners and metal polish on the plated finish.
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What you'll get:
Chain-style construction with dark wooden beads. The chain is silver-plated, as stated in the product name. It is not sold as a solid-silver chain.
Wear comfortably around the neck for prayer, temple visits or devotional occasions. Handle the beads and any pendant gently; do not pull the mala over the head if it feels tight.
Remove before bathing, swimming or exercise. Keep away from perfume, cleaning products and prolonged moisture. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and store in a dry pouch. Avoid abrasive cleaners and metal polish on the plated finish.
Karungali is traditionally associated with grounding and protection. This piece can serve as a personal reminder of faith and intention. Spiritual associations reflect belief and tradition; they do not promise a particular result.
Explore the Karungali collection to compare bracelet, mala and pendant designs.
