GENUINE 100% AUTHENTIC THAI AMULET
Blessed by Luang Pho Chai Chantasaro
Wat Sangkhapridee, Khon Kaen Province, Thailand
B.E. 2565 (2022)
Thao Wessuwan Banjan Sap β First Edition is a sacred Thai devotional figure created and consecrated by Luang Pho Chai Chantasaro of Wat Sangkhapridee, Khon Kaen Province.
This special edition was officially released during the Grand Wai Khru Ceremony in B.E. 2565 (2022).
The figure is carefully carved from auspicious sacred wood, with the base filled with ritual lead, and features an authentic temple-issued sacred code stamp.
Only 400 figures in total were created across all 3 sacred wood types.
3 Sacred Wood Varieties:
Black Phaya Ngiw Wood
Phayung Wood
Jackfruit Wood (Mai Khanoon)
This listing is the Sacred Jackfruit Wood (Mai Khanoon) version.
In Thai culture, Jackfruit Wood (Mai Khanoon) is considered highly auspicious because of the meaning of its Thai name.
The word βNoonβ (ΰΈ«ΰΈΰΈΈΰΈ) means to support, uplift, strengthen, or boost.
For this reason, Jackfruit Wood is traditionally believed to carry auspicious qualities associated with:
β¨ Supporting Destiny & Good Fortune
Helping uplift one's luck and life circumstances.
π° Wealth & Prosperity
Associated with abundance, financial opportunity, success and prosperity.
π Support & Kindness
Traditionally believed to encourage Metta Mahaniyom β popularity, goodwill, kindness and support from others.
Thao Wessuwan (Vessavana / Kubera) is one of the Four Great Guardian Deities of the Four Directions (Chaturmaharajika) in Thai Buddhist tradition.
He is traditionally regarded as a powerful guardian deity who protects the human world and is associated with wealth, prosperity, authority and protection.
Thai devotees commonly worship Thao Wessuwan for blessings related to:
π° Wealth & Financial Prosperity
π Good Luck & Fortune
π Success, Power & Authority
π‘οΈ Protection from Danger & Negative Forces
π Support and Auspicious Opportunities
Traditional Thai beliefs also associate Thao Wessuwan with the protection of devotees and the safeguarding of wealth and prosperity.
According to traditional Thai beliefs, this sacred Thao Wessuwan amulet is especially revered for:
Wealth & Prosperity
Good Fortune & Luck
Success in Business & Career
Supporting Destiny & Opportunities
Protection from Danger
Protection Against Negative Energies
Metta Mahaniyom β Charm, Popularity & Goodwill
Power, Authority & Confidence
These descriptions represent traditional Thai religious and cultural beliefs. They are not scientific or medical claims.
Name: Thao Wessuwan Banjan Sap β First Edition
Edition: First Edition
Blessed by: Luang Pho Chai Chantasaro
Temple: Wat Sangkhapridee
Province: Khon Kaen, Thailand
Year: B.E. 2565 (2022)
Material: Sacred Jackfruit Wood (Mai Khanoon)
Base: Ritual Lead Filled Base
Ceremony: Grand Wai Khru Ceremony, B.E. 2565
Temple Code: Authentic Temple-Stamped Code
Total Production: Only 400 pieces across 3 sacred wood types
With its First Edition status, extremely limited production of only 400 pieces, sacred wood construction, ritual lead-filled base, and authentic temple code, this Thao Wessuwan is an excellent choice for collectors of Thai Buddhist amulets, sacred carvings and traditional Thai spiritual art.
A meaningful piece for personal worship, collection, or as a unique gift for someone interested in Thai Buddhist culture and sacred amulets.
RARE β’ LIMITED β’ SACRED β’ COLLECTIBLE
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