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Karungli Bracelet
A distinctive expression of tradition, crafted for everyday devotion.
The Ishwar Tattva Karungli Bracelet brings together the deep, natural character of Karungli wood with thoughtfully chosen spiritual elements. Each bracelet features carefully crafted Karungli beads, complemented by a Damru-shaped Guru bead and two Java Rudraksha beads placed on either side of the Guru bead.
Traditionally associated with grounding, protection and devotion, Karungli has a long-standing place in Indian spiritual traditions. The natural dark tone of the wood gives the bracelet a bold yet understated character, making it equally suited for spiritual practice and everyday wear.
Product Details
- Product: Karungli Wooden Bracelet
- Material: Natural Karungli Wood
- Bead Count:
- Guru Bead: Damru-shaped Guru bead
- Side Beads: Two Java Rudraksha beads
- Origin: South India
- Bead Sizes: Available in multiple sizes
- Finish: Naturally crafted and carefully finished
- Use: Everyday wear, meditation and spiritual practice
- Certification: Yes
Karungli, with a distinctive centrepiece
Rather than following a conventional bracelet design, this piece brings together three natural elements—the rich darkness of Karungli, the symbolic form of a Damru-shaped Guru bead, and Java Rudraksha beads on either side.
The result is a bracelet that feels traditional yet distinctly its own.
Handcrafted by Ishwar Tattva
Every bracelet is assembled with attention to the character and natural variation of each bead. At Ishwar Tattva, our artisans work with traditional craftsmanship to create spiritual pieces that retain the individuality of natural materials.
Made for Everyday Wear
Wear it as part of your daily spiritual practice, during meditation or japa, or simply as a meaningful expression of your connection with tradition.
Care Instructions
Keep your bracelet away from prolonged exposure to water, perfumes, oils and harsh chemicals. Store it in a clean, dry place when not in use. Natural wood and Rudraksha may vary slightly in colour, texture and grain—these variations are part of their natural character.
Ishwar Tattva — From Nature to Nirvana.
