Category: Amulets
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Explore Phra Jatukam Ramathep, the iconic amulet from Nakhon Si Thammarat, unveiling its rich history, profound spiritual symbolism, and enduring cultural impact.
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Discover Phra Kring, the revered “Ringing Medicine Buddha” amulet, a potent symbol of spiritual healing, protection, and mindfulness deeply rooted in Thai Buddhist tradition.
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The Salika amulet, built around the golden-tongued myna, blesses wearers with charm, sweet speech and metta maha niyom. Its lore, masters like Kruba Baeng, and how it is used.
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Phra Leela amulets capture the walking Buddha of Sukhothai art in miniature. Discover the art-historical background, the famous Thung Setthi kru types such as Phra Kamphaeng Met Khanun, and the beliefs in progress and good fortune attached to them.
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Phra Kamphaeng Sum Kor (Phra Som Kor) is the Benjapakee amulet of Kamphaeng Phet, created in the Sukhothai era and rediscovered at Thung Setthi in 1849. Explore its history, kru sites, pims and the famous promise that its owner will never be poor.
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Phra Nang Phaya of Wat Nang Phaya, Phitsanulok, is the Queen of Thai Amulets and a member of the Benjapakee. Explore its royal Ayutthaya-era origins, the kru discoveries of 1901 and after, the six classic pims, its beliefs and later temple batches.
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Created by the revered monk Somdej Phra Buddhacharn (Toh Brahmaramsi) of Wat Rakhang in the mid-1800s, Phra Somdej stands at the head of the Benjapakee set as the undisputed “King of Thai Amulets.” This guide traces its origin, sacred powder composition, major lineages and what new collectors should know before buying.