Adenanthera pavonina | Red Sandalwood | Red Lucky Seed | 5 Seeds

Adenanthera pavonina, commonly known as red sandalwood, coral wood, or saga tree, is a small to medium-sized deciduous tree native to Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent. It is renowned for its striking ornamental value, with clusters of bright red seeds encased in vibrant, translucent pods that resemble peas. These seeds, known as "red lucky seeds" or "precious seeds," are often used in jewelry, crafts, and traditional rituals due to their auspicious significance in many cultures. The tree itself features compound leaves composed of numerous small leaflets and bears fragrant, pale orange flowers in racemes. Adenanthera pavonina is also valued for its timber, which is durable and reddish-brown in color, used in furniture-making, carving, and musical instruments.  It thrives in tropical and subtropical climates, preferring well-drained soil and full sun. Adenanthera pavonina holds cultural, aesthetic, and practical significance, making it a versatile and cherished species in its