Tales Of Hanumanji MicroCarved Thick Kada
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Read it by turning it.
Twenty-six tales run clockwise around the band, from his birth to the immortal devotee. Turn the ring, or tap any panel.
पवनपुत्र का जन्म
The Son of the Wind
Born to Anjana and Kesari. Vayu, the wind, called him son.
सूर्य को फल समझा
The Sun Was a Fruit
As a child he saw the rising sun and leapt for it, thinking it was ripe fruit.
इंद्र का वज्र
Indra’s Thunderbolt
Indra struck him down to stop him. The blow fell on his jaw, his hanu.
जब थम गई पवन
The Day the Wind Stopped
In grief, Vayu drew back the wind. Nothing in the three worlds could breathe.
देवताओं का आशीर्वाद
Blessings of the Gods
To bring the wind back, the gods came to the child, each with a gift.
भूली हुई शक्ति
Strength, Forgotten
The sages made him forget his strength, until someone would remind him of it.
सूर्यदेव के शिष्य
A Student of the Sun
He learned from Surya, keeping pace with the sun as it crossed the sky.
सुग्रीव के मंत्री
Sugriva’s Minister
He served Sugriva, the exiled prince, on the hill of Rishyamukh.
प्रभु राम से पहली भेंट
The First Meeting
Two strangers came through the forest. They were Ram and Lakshman.
राम-सुग्रीव मित्रता
A Friendship Forged
He carried them to Sugriva on his shoulders, and made two exiles friends.
माला और राजतिलक
The Garland and the King
Sugriva went into battle wearing a garland. He came back a king.
मुद्रिका और स्मरण
The Ring and the Reminder
Ram gave him a ring for Sita. Jambavan reminded him who he was.
समुद्र लंघन
The Great Leap
He crossed the ocean in a single leap.
लंका के द्वार पर
At the Gates of Lanka
Lankini guarded the city. He entered by night.
माता सीता की आस
Sita Mata’s Hope
He found her in the grove and gave her Ram’s ring.
अशोक वाटिका
Ashok Vatika
He tore through Ravana’s garden, and waited to be caught.
रावण के दरबार में
Before Ravana
Denied a seat, he coiled his tail into one, higher than the king’s throne.
लंका दहन
Lanka Ablaze
They set his tail on fire. He carried the fire across Lanka.
राम सेतु
Stones That Float
Stones marked with Ram’s name floated, and became a bridge.
युद्धभूमि में
Into Battle
He fought at Ram’s side before the walls of Lanka.
संजीवनी पर्वत
The Mountain of Life
To save Lakshman he flew for one herb, and carried back the mountain.
अयोध्या वापसी
Return to Ayodhya
Ram came home, and Ayodhya lit its lamps.
हृदय में सियाराम
Ram in His Heart
He opened his chest. Ram and Sita were there.
मोतियों की माला
The Pearl Necklace
Sita gave him pearls. He broke each one, looking for Ram inside.
पंचमुखी हनुमान
Panchmukhi Hanuman
He took five faces to put out five lamps at once, and free Ram and Lakshman.
चिरंजीवी हनुमान
The Immortal Devotee
Ram asked him to stay. Devotees believe he remains wherever Ram’s name is spoken.
Twenty-six stories. One wrist. No reading glasses required.
Each tale is a full illustration, MicroCarved at high precision into stainless steel. Not a line of text. A scene.
A kada, in the evening light.
Look at the band. Every mark is a scene.
One of them. A whole scene, about the size of a grain of rice.
Tap the photo to move closer. Three steps, from the kada to a single scene.
- Stainless steel with thick plating
- High-precision MicroCarving, all the way round
- Waterproof and skin-safe
Can I wear it every day? In water?
Yes. It is stainless steel with thick plating, waterproof and skin-safe. Shower, gym, travel, temple. It stays on.
One story, told three ways.
The same tale in each finish. Shown here: The Sun Was a Fruit.
Gold
Catches the light. The warmest way to wear the tales.
Black
Turns the carving into white linework. The boldest read.
Silver
Keeps it quiet. Steel on steel, for everyday wear.
Most kadas carry words. This one carries scenes.
Twenty six scenes, cut into steel you can wear every day.
| Feature | Mesmerize | Others |
|---|---|---|
| What is on the band | Twenty six MicroCarved tales |
A line or two of text |
| Sizes | S to 2XL, in black, silver and gold |
Usually one or two |
| Warranty | 6 months |
Rarely offered |
Things people ask.
A kada has to pass over your hand, so it is sized by the width across your knuckles, not your wrist. Measure with your hand flat and fingers together: Small fits 8.0 to 8.8 cm, Medium 8.9 to 9.3, Large 9.4 to 9.8, XL 9.9 to 10.5 and 2XL 10.5 to 11.0. Between two sizes, go up. Size exchanges are simple, ₹99 for reverse pickup within 7 days.
Yes, fully unisex, with sizes to fit most people.
Yes, COD is available across India. You pay only when the package is in your hands. No prepayment, no risk.
6 months from the day your original order is delivered. It covers fading and rust. It does not cover scratches or dents from daily use.
7-day easy returns. Return pickup is arranged, no hassle. And with COD, you only pay once you've seen it in person.
Stainless steel, carved not printed.
Twenty six tales MicroCarved into a kada built for daily wear, in black, silver or gold.
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