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Package Contains: Kunnikuru

Description

Tiny red and black Kunnikkuru seeds — symbols of luck, protection, and positivity. Naturally glossy and culturally rich, perfect for pooja, décor, or gifting. Each pack from Culture Shoppe carries a touch of heritage — simple, natural, and full of positive energy

Names: Kunnikkuru, Gunja, Chirmi, Kundumani (Abrus precatorius)
Symbolism: Believed to bring good fortune and positivity
Appearance: Naturally glossy red seeds with black tips (approx. 5–7 mm)
Origin: Naturally sourced from the Aravalli region, India
Uses: Ideal for pooja spaces, décor bowls, or traditional gifting
Natural Craft: Each seed unique; no artificial color or polish
Note: Non-edible; handle with care; keep away from children
Care: Store in a dry place away from sunlight and moisture

Kunnikkuru – Seeds of Luck and Positivity

Cherished for generations, these tiny red-and-black Kunnikkuru seeds are symbols of good fortune and protection in Indian tradition. Their natural beauty and cultural significance make them a meaningful addition to pooja spaces, décor, or as thoughtful traditional gifts.

Did you know?
In ancient India, Kunnikkuru seeds were once used as natural weight measures for gold and precious stones — each seed weighing nearly the same.