In Thai occultism and folk beliefs, these talismans are classified under Metta Maha Saneah (loving-kindness and strong attraction). They are worn or carried to achieve specific metaphysical effects:
Love Attraction: Believed to boost personal charisma, making the wearer highly desirable to potential partners or the opposite sex.
Relationship Binding: Used by couples to deepen emotional bonds, promote loyalty, and smooth over relationship conflicts.
Business & Negotiation Luck: The charm is also frequently used by merchants and salespeople to attract customers, build quick rapport, and secure successful business dealings.
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This is a "Money Supporting" Takrud (ตะกรุดหนุนเงินทอง) from Kruba Noi, Wat Si Don Mun, Chiang Mai, Thailand. It was produced for the "Building the Luang Phor Phet Viharn" batch in the year 2562 BE (2019 CE). It enhance financial fortune and general prosperity. Core Spiritual Blessings Chok Lap & Phoka Sap (Wealth ...
Dulong Jade (独龙玉) is believed to bring a variety of physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits. Because it is a natural quartzite jade containing trace minerals (like pyrite and iron), its benefits blend traditional jade symbolism with the energetic properties of quartz. 🌟 Spiritual & Cultural Benefits Protection ...
Dulong Jade (独龙玉, Dú Lóng Yù), a specialized variety of natural quartzite jade named after the remote Dulong River Valley in Yunnan, China. Composition: Unlike traditional Burmese jadeite, Dulong jade is a quartz-based mineral. It predominantly consists of high-purity α-quartz mixed with green muscovite scales, which g...
Phra Ngan Ta Daeng Roop Lor by late Luang Phor Goy of Wat Khao Din Tai temple in Buriram Province, Thailand. Product: Phra Ngan Ta Daeng Roop Lor amulets. Origin: Created by the late Luang Phor Goy of Wat Khao Din Tai, Buriram Province. Material: sacred or ritualistic metal alloy from 32 funeral urns. Purpose: It is wo...
Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang amulet specifically from a special 214th anniversary edition. Design Details: It features a "Khet Thalu Sum" (เกศทะลุซุ้ม) design, where the Buddha's topknot pierces the top of the arch. This edition was created in 2002 (B.E. 2545) to commemorate the 214th birthday anniversary of Somdej Toh. Mat...
The amulet features an image of Luang Phor Kuay (Chutindharo) from Wat Kositaram in Chai Nat province, Thailand. It is constructed from a dried and treated Bodhi leaf, symbolizing wisdom and enlightenment. Mainly for car protection and good fortune. Last piece available.
Kruba Krissana Rolled Butterfly Bracelet. Kruba Krissana Intawanno is a highly revered master monk from Nakhon Ratchasima, famous for pioneering the "Thep Jamlaeng Phamon" (King of Butterflies) amulet style. The amulet is paired with garnet gemstone beads. In Thai amulet culture, Kruba Krissana's butterfly pieces are h...
Luang Por Kuay in a seated meditation posture (Samadhi) on a traditional Thai decorative base. Klaew Klaad (Harm Avoidance): Safely guides the devotee away from accidents, physical dangers, and life-threatening mishaps. Kong Grapan Chatree (Invulnerability): Grants spiritual protection against physical injuries, sharp ...
Luang Phor Kuay (LP Kuay) Bucha statue from Wat Kositaram, depicted in a standing posture pouring holy water. Pose & Meaning: He is shown standing and holding a bowl, specifically in a holy water pouring posture ("rod nam mon"), which is often used for blessing and attracting wealth. Material and Origin: These stat...
Japanese Omamori amulet for career success from the Zeniarai Benzaiten Ugafuku Shrine in Kamakura. Shrine: It originates from the Zeniarai Benzaiten Ugafuku Shrine, famous for its cave shrine where visitors wash money to increase their fortune. Purpose: This specific "Shigoto-mamori" (work charm) is designed to bring b...
Omamori amulet card designed for good luck and fortune. Design Details: The card is metallic gold and black, featuring imagery of a Shinto shrine. Text Translation: The kanji text 開運招福守 translates to "Good Luck and Fortune Protection Charm". Purpose: These are traditionally used to ward off evil and invite positive ene...
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This is a "Money Supporting" Takrud (ตะกรุดหนุนเงินทอง) from Kruba Noi, Wat Si Don Mun, Chiang Mai, Thailand. It was produced for the "Building the Luang Phor Phet Viharn" batch in the year 2562 BE (2019 CE). It enhance financial fortune and general prosperity. Core Spiritual Blessings Chok Lap & Phoka Sap (Wealth ...
Phra Ngan Ta Daeng Roop Lor by late Luang Phor Goy of Wat Khao Din Tai temple in Buriram Province, Thailand. Product: Phra Ngan Ta Daeng Roop Lor amulets. Origin: Created by the late Luang Phor Goy of Wat Khao Din Tai, Buriram Province. Material: sacred or ritualistic metal alloy from 32 funeral urns. Purpose: It is wo...
Phra Somdej Wat Rakhang amulet specifically from a special 214th anniversary edition. Design Details: It features a "Khet Thalu Sum" (เกศทะลุซุ้ม) design, where the Buddha's topknot pierces the top of the arch. This edition was created in 2002 (B.E. 2545) to commemorate the 214th birthday anniversary of Somdej Toh. Mat...
The amulet features an image of Luang Phor Kuay (Chutindharo) from Wat Kositaram in Chai Nat province, Thailand. It is constructed from a dried and treated Bodhi leaf, symbolizing wisdom and enlightenment. Mainly for car protection and good fortune. Last piece available.
Kruba Krissana Rolled Butterfly Bracelet. Kruba Krissana Intawanno is a highly revered master monk from Nakhon Ratchasima, famous for pioneering the "Thep Jamlaeng Phamon" (King of Butterflies) amulet style. The amulet is paired with garnet gemstone beads. In Thai amulet culture, Kruba Krissana's butterfly pieces are h...
Luang Por Kuay in a seated meditation posture (Samadhi) on a traditional Thai decorative base. Klaew Klaad (Harm Avoidance): Safely guides the devotee away from accidents, physical dangers, and life-threatening mishaps. Kong Grapan Chatree (Invulnerability): Grants spiritual protection against physical injuries, sharp ...
Luang Phor Kuay (LP Kuay) Bucha statue from Wat Kositaram, depicted in a standing posture pouring holy water. Pose & Meaning: He is shown standing and holding a bowl, specifically in a holy water pouring posture ("rod nam mon"), which is often used for blessing and attracting wealth. Material and Origin: These stat...
This is a Thai amulet featuring a "Trinity of Wealth" design, blessed by Kruba Noi from Wat Sridonmoon in Chiang Mai. The amulet consists of three deities combined: Phra Sangkachai, Phra Upakut (the "Water Buddha"), and Phra Sivali.It is believed to bring fortune in business, wealth, protection from harm, and prosperit...
Chiang Mai Silver Temple Money-Attracting Rings" (清邁銀廟吸金戒指) Functions: attracting wealth (both primary and windfall), promoting business success, and protecting the wearer from evil spirits or bad luck. It is generally recommended to wear them on the left hand to absorb positive energy and wealth, though some masters m...
Famous for creating unique sacred art, including his signature "King of Butterfly" (Thep Jamleng) motifs. Takrut Yant Sheet intricately hand-engraved with auspicious Chinese-style mythical beasts—including a Qilin (Kirin) and dragon accents—framed by geometric border patterns. These sheets are empowered during mass-ble...
