Karungali Tiger Teeth Mala – Narsimha Mantra Energised Protection Mala

The Karungali Tiger Teeth Mala is one of the most powerful protection malas in Sanatan tradition. The tiger teeth (Baagh Nakh / Vyaghra Danta) are a symbol of fearlessness and raw protective power — and in this mala, each tooth is hand-carved from Karungali (Black Ebony) wood itself, not from any animal. This makes it completely ethical, legal and cruelty-free, while carrying the full protective energy of the sacred black ebony.

Every mala is energised with the special mantras of Bhagwan Narsingh — the fierce lion-form avatar of Lord Vishnu, worshipped as the ultimate destroyer of evil and protector of devotees — before it reaches you.

Key Features

• Tiger teeth carved from pure Karungali wood — 100% cruelty-free, no animal product used
• Hand-strung with natural Karungali (black ebony) beads
• Mantra-energised with Bhagwan Narsingh mantras before dispatch
• Unisex design — suitable for men and women
• Lightweight and comfortable for daily wear

Why It Is Best for Protection

• Strongest raksha kavach: the tiger teeth form is traditionally worn as a shield against buri nazar, drishti and black magic
• Narsingh Bhagwan's grace: invoked to destroy fear, enemies and unseen troubles — He protects His devotees in every situation
• Double protection: Karungali is itself a Shani-related wood revered for absorbing negative energy, so the effect becomes many times stronger
• Fearlessness & courage: worn for confidence, willpower and victory in difficult times
• Shields from negative people: traditionally worn by those who travel, work in crowds or deal with the public daily
• Peace of mind: helps calm fear, anxiety, bad dreams and restlessness
• Safe for children and elders: being wood, it is light, soft and completely harmless

How to Wear

1. Wear it on a Saturday or during Narsingh Jayanti, after a bath.
2. Offer it at your mandir and chant "Om Ugram Veeram Mahavishnum Jvalantam Sarvatomukham, Nrusimham Bheeshanam Bhadram Mrityu Mrityum Namamyaham" or simply "Om Narsimhaya Namah" 11 or 108 times.
3. Wear it with faith — it can be kept on daily, even while sleeping.

Care Instructions

Keep away from water, perfume, oil and chemicals. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Remove before bathing or swimming. Store in a clean pouch when not worn. If the wood looks dry, apply a light coat of pure oil.

Note: The tiger teeth in this mala are hand-carved from Karungali wood — no real animal teeth are used in any form. Being a natural hand-carved product, slight variation in size, shape, colour and grain is normal and a sign of authenticity.