The Karungali Bracelet, also known as the Ebony Wood Bracelet, is a handcrafted bracelet made from natural Karungali (Ebony) wood beads, 8mm in size, smooth and polished for comfortable everyday wear. Karungali wood has been traditionally valued in South Indian culture for its durability, deep black appearance, and use in spiritual articles, prayer accessories, and handcrafted jewellery.
The bracelet combines the natural elegance of ebony wood with a minimalist, unisex design suitable for both men and women. It’s appreciated by individuals who enjoy natural wooden jewellery, meditation accessories, and culturally inspired craftsmanship.
This product is intended as fashion and spiritual jewellery. Any traditional or metaphysical associations are based on cultural beliefs and spiritual practices, not scientific evidence.
According to traditional beliefs:
These interpretations are based on traditional beliefs and cultural practices and are not scientifically established.
People commonly choose this bracelet for:
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This product is intended purely as fashion and symbolic jewellery. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition.
A Karungali Bracelet is a handcrafted bracelet made from natural Karungali (Ebony) wood beads, 8mm in size. It’s commonly worn as traditional wooden jewellery and a symbolic spiritual accessory, and is also known simply as an Ebony Wood Bracelet.
The HSN code for the Karungali (Ebony Wood) Bracelet is 7117.
Karungali is a traditional South Indian name for a variety of ebony wood known for its dark colour, hardness, durability, and use in handcrafted religious and decorative items.
Karungali generally refers to ebony wood in South Indian traditions. The exact botanical species may vary by source, but the terms are often used interchangeably for jewellery and traditional wooden products.
Yes, it’s designed as a unisex piece with a minimalist look suitable for men and women alike.
The beads are 8mm, smooth and polished.
Yes. The bracelet is suitable for everyday wear when properly cared for and protected from excessive moisture.
Yes. Since it’s made from natural wood, every bracelet has unique grain patterns, colour variations, and natural textures.
Wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid prolonged contact with water, perfumes, harsh chemicals, and excessive humidity.
Yes. Many people wear wooden bracelets during meditation, yoga, prayer, and mindfulness practices because of their natural feel and traditional symbolism.
According to traditional South Indian beliefs, Karungali wood is associated with grounding, protection, discipline, and spiritual awareness. These beliefs are based on cultural traditions rather than scientific evidence.
No. There is no scientific evidence that Karungali bracelets provide spiritual, medical, or health benefits. Their significance comes from traditional cultural and spiritual beliefs.
Yes. It makes a thoughtful gift for people who appreciate handcrafted wooden jewellery, meditation accessories, traditional cultural items, and minimalist fashion.
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