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Karungali × Rudraksha Band
Rs. 899.00
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Rs. 899.00
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Two sacred materials, one wrist. Black ebony and five-mukhi rudraksha alternate in a band that carries the grounding of wood and the calm of the sacred seed.
Bead size 8mm · Karungali + Nepal rudraksha · Elastic cord
Lab-certified rudraksha with QR-verified batch report. Energised with intention, not marketing.
Beyond the product
Everything you'd want to know before you wear it
The story behind this piece, how to recognise the real thing, and how to care for it — told honestly, the Salico way.
The Story
The seed of Shiva, from the hills of Nepal
Not a stone — a seed. Rudraksha, 'the eye of Rudra,' grows on Elaeocarpus trees in the Himalayan foothills, strung and worn by seekers for centuries. Its natural faces — the mukhis — give each bead its own traditional character.
Nepalorigin
Mukhinatural faces
Labcertified
Worn daily — light enough to forget it is on
Anatomy of Authenticity
Know what real looks like
Smooth, uniform or carved beads are the common fakes — the real seed is proudly irregular.
Deep mukhi furrows, crown to base
Natural tubercles — never smooth
Hand-finished cord and knotting
What You're Holding
🏔Nepal originStated on certificate, verified per batch
🔬Lab certifiedAccredited batch testing, report in box
🪢Hand-finishedCord, knotting and polish done by hand
🕉Energised with intentionNever a fee. Never a promised miracle
🎁In the boxPiece · certificate · care guide · cotton pouch
↩7-day returnsEasy, honest, no interrogation
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Wear & Care
Small habits, long life
🌅Begin with intentionMorning or evening, one quiet minute
💧Keep it dryRemove before bathing & swimming
🧴Oil once a seasonA drop of natural oil nourishes the seed
🌙Rest it at nightMany keep it at their altar overnight
1Find the QR on your certificateInside every Salico box
2Scan & read the reportBatch-level documentation, accredited labs
3Verify independently of usTrust you can check — that's the whole point


