Story & tradition
Karungali is a regional name applied to dark, durable woods used for carving and beadwork. It is commonly associated with ebony, although names and botanical species can vary between makers and regions.
Contemporary spiritual practice often treats karungali as a protective, grounding material. Vibhora presents these qualities as traditional associations rather than measurable guarantees.
How to wear
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Wear close to the wrist or neck as a tactile reminder to return to the present moment.
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Either wrist may be used; comfort and the practice you follow matter more than a universal side rule.
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Natural variations in grain and colour are part of the character of the wood.
Care for your piece
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Keep away from prolonged soaking, perfume and household cleaners.
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Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear and store away from strong heat.
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Confirm the exact wood species and responsible sourcing when provenance is important to you.