Karungali Shri Yantra Mala – Maa Lakshmi's Sacred Yantra Pendant for Wealth & Abundance

The Karungali Shri Yantra Mala brings together two of the most powerful elements in Sanatan tradition — sacred Karungali (Black Ebony) beads and the Shri Yantra, the supreme yantra in which Maa Lakshmi herself is said to reside.

The Shri Yantra – Where Maa Lakshmi Resides

The Shri Yantra (also called Sri Chakra) is considered the king of all yantras — Yantra Raj. It is formed of nine interlocking triangles radiating out from a central point (the Bindu), creating 43 smaller triangles. Four upward triangles represent Shiva, and five downward triangles represent Shakti — together they form the complete cosmic union from which all creation flows.

In Vedic tradition, the Shri Yantra is the sacred dwelling place of Maa Mahalakshmi. It has been worshipped for thousands of years by householders, businessmen and sadhaks who seek Dhan (wealth), Vaibhav (prosperity) and Saubhagya (good fortune). Keeping the Shri Yantra close to the body is believed to draw the Devi's grace into every area of life.

Why Karungali (Black Ebony)?

Karungali is a rare and deeply revered sacred wood from South India, traditionally associated with Lord Shani and Lord Shiva. It is worn as a shield — believed to absorb negative energy, deflect nazar (evil eye), and keep the wearer grounded and steady in difficult times.

The combination is intentional: Karungali protects what the Shri Yantra attracts. Wealth that comes in is guarded, and obstacles on the path to prosperity are cleared.

Traditional Benefits & Uses

• Wealth and abundance — traditionally worn to invoke the blessings of Maa Lakshmi and open the flow of money, opportunity and financial stability.
• Business and career growth — widely kept by shop owners, traders and entrepreneurs to attract customers and remove blockages in work.
• Protection from negativity — the Karungali beads are believed to absorb nazar, jealousy and negative vibrations directed at the wearer.
• Shani dosha relief — Karungali is traditionally recommended for those going through Sade Sati or Shani Dhaiya, bringing patience and steadiness.
• Mental peace and focus — the grounding energy of ebony wood is said to calm restlessness, anxiety and scattered thinking.
• Meditation and japa — the mala can be used for chanting Lakshmi mantras such as Om Shreem Mahalakshmiyei Namah.
• Vastu and home harmony — many devotees keep it in the puja room, cash box, or almirah when not being worn, to invite prosperity into the home.

How to Wear & Use

• Wear it on a Friday — the day of Maa Lakshmi — or on Diwali, Dhanteras, or Navratri for the most auspicious start.
• Before first wear, keep the mala in your puja sthal overnight. Offer incense, a diya, and a few flowers.
• Chant Om Shreem Mahalakshmiyei Namah 108 times while holding the mala to energise it.
• It can be worn daily around the neck with the Shri Yantra pendant resting near the heart, or kept in your cash box or business counter.
• Suitable for men and women both, and for all rashis.

Care Instructions

• Keep away from water, soap, perfume and chemicals — Karungali is natural wood and should not be soaked.
• Remove before bathing and swimming.
• Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. A drop of coconut or sesame oil once a month keeps the beads dark and lustrous.
• Store in a clean cloth pouch or in your puja space when not in use.

What You Receive

• 1 x Karungali Shri Yantra Mala with Shri Yantra pendant
• Energised with Lakshmi mantras before dispatch
• Packed in a protective pouch, suitable for gifting

Note: Karungali is a natural wood. Slight variation in grain, shade and bead size is natural and is a mark of authenticity, not a defect.

This is a traditional spiritual item offered as per faith and Sanatan belief. It is not a substitute for medical, financial or professional advice.