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Woven with timeless grace, the Mangal Sutra transcends mere adornment—serving as a sacred emblem of marital unity. Deeply rooted in tradition and imbued with significance, it commemorates the everlasting connection between two individuals. The term for Mangal Sutra varies across regions, including Mangalsutra, Mangalya Sutra, Thali Chain (Tamil Nadu), Nallapusalu (Andhra Pradesh), Karimani Sara (Karnataka), Holy Marriage Thread, and Black Beads Necklace, black beads mangalsutra

• Origins
The word "Mangalsutra" originates from Sanskrit, where "mangala" signifies auspiciousness, and "sutra" denotes thread. Its origins can be traced back to ancient Dravidian and Vedic customs, where sacred threads were tied during matrimonial ceremonies to symbolize union and protection. References to sacred marriage threads can be found in the Sangam period (circa 300 BCE–300 CE), although the contemporary black-beads mangalsutra design developed later. The black beads were thought to repel evil spirits and shield the couple from negative influences.

The presence of black beads in the beads mangalsutra carries various symbolic meanings, each enriching its importance. In Indian folklore, black is frequently linked to the dispelling of evil spirits and harmful energies. It is believed that the black beads on a mangalsutra protect the married woman, guarding her against malevolent forces and ensuring a peaceful and joyful marital life. Over the centuries, black beads have become an integral aspect of the mangalsutra’s design. As traditions are handed down through generations, the incorporation of black beads signifies a link to the past and a recognition of the collective wisdom of our forebears.

• Usage & Applications
The groom ties the mangalyasutra around the bride’s neck during the wedding ceremony, symbolizing marital dedication and protection.
Married women wear it daily as a representation of their marital status.
It is also utilized in rituals such as Karva Chauth, Varalakshmi Vratham, and wedding anniversaries.

• Preservation
Avoid direct contact with water, sweat, perfumes, and household chemicals to retain the shine and integrity of the black beads and metal.
Wipe gently every evening with a soft, dry cloth to remove oils and dust from daily wear.
For versions with gold or mixed metals, occasional mild soap cleaning is recommended—avoid soaking the black beads mangalsutra.
If any beads loosen or threads wear out, seek professional restringing or repair promptly to prevent loss or breakage.

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