Phra Chai Racha (King of Phra Ngang) - First Batch Mystical Powder by Arjarn Kom, Suphanburi Province.

100% Handmade and Hand-molded (Strictly Limited Edition)

Dimensions: Lap 3 inches / Height 6.5 inches (Bucha / Altar Statue Size)

The Legend of Victory and Supreme Charm Introducing the Phra Chai Racha (King of Phra Ngang), a highly revered talisman meticulously crafted by Arjarn Kom. This masterpiece follows the prestigious "Phra Chai" style, the classic and most sought-after mold in the world of Ngang amulets.

Often referred to as the "Phra Chai Ayutthaya," this style dates back to the historical era of the Ayutthaya Kingdom. Originally created during wartime, it possesses a unique, minimalist, yet fierce aesthetic. The name "Phra Chai" is phonetically linked to the Thai word for "Victory." It is deeply believed that placing this powerful statue in your premises will bring good fortune, triumph over business obstacles, and ultimate success in all your aspirations.

Historically, this talisman was an essential companion for traditional warriors, renowned for "Kong Krapan Chatri" (invulnerability) and extreme physical protection. Beyond protection, this talisman is an unparalleled powerhouse of masculine attraction and charm, historically serving as a secret weapon for those seeking to enhance their romantic success and charisma.

Arjarn Kom has specifically crafted this limited-edition altar version to be a focal point of auspicious energy. He has kindly consecrated each statue by applying a highly blessed powder on the chest, wishing the worshippers immense fortune and great luck.

Choose Your Auspicious Blessing (Available in 4 Colors):

  • 🟢 Green: Attracts immense wealth, business success, and fortune.
  • 🟡 Yellow: Illuminates wisdom, intelligence, and clear decision-making.
  • 🔵 Blue: Enhances physical health, vitality, and well-being.
  • 🌸 Pink: Boosts ultimate charm, love, romance, and popularity.

You can choose 1 color. After placing your order, please send me a message

Placement & Worship Guide This statue is perfectly sized for altars at home, retail shops, offices, service establishments, or entertainment venues to attract customers and good vibes.

  • Offerings: Red flowers, plain water, tea, various fruits, betel nuts/leaves, and cigarettes. (Savory/meat offerings can also be provided based on personal faith).
  • Incantation (Katha):

"Om Naka Puttang, Om Naka Puttang, Om Naka Puttang, Ar Jang Ngang Ngang, Anu Lo Ma Pa Ti Cha Yan Te" (Chant 3 to 7 times, then clearly make your wish).

1. What is "Ngang"? (Based on Arjarn Kom's perspective and historical context)

  • It is NOT a Buddha Image: Even though people commonly misunderstand and refer to it as "Phra Chai Ayutthaya," the key characteristic of Ngang is its "nakedness." It bears no traces of monk robes (Jivara or Sanghati). This is entirely different from Buddha images, which always feature robes, regardless of how small the statue is.
  • A Representation of the Prophet "Mahavira": Arjarn Kom stated that Ngang is actually a revered image of "Mahavira," the 24th Tirthankara (prophet) of Jainism—specifically of the Digambara sect (the "sky-clad" or naked ascetics, referred to in ancient terms as "Naga Putta"). Jainism shares very similar teachings and strict disciplines with Buddhism.
  • A Tool of Religious Suppression during the Ayutthaya Era: In ancient times, religions often created symbols to assert dominance over one another. Ngang amulets were created during the Ayutthaya period with the specific intent to "mock and devalue" Jainism, likely out of fear that the religion might spread and outshine Buddhism. The statues were intentionally molded to look awkward or goofy (which is the origin of the Thai insult "Ai Ngang," meaning "idiot"). Furthermore, they were buried in low, degrading places—such as under the walkways in front of a temple's boundary stones (Sema)—so that people would unknowingly trample on them before entering the ordination hall.
  • Naturally Occurring Sacred Power: Although they were originally created to be stepped on, being buried underground for centuries allowed these objects to absorb natural, mystical energy over time. When ancient people discovered them and wore them around their waists, they experienced real, tangible magic. Ngang is ultimately renowned for two extreme powers: Ultimate Charm (romantic attraction and philandering) and Kong Krapan Chatri (invulnerability—to the point where even dog bites cannot pierce the skin).

2. Why is this specific batch made of "Sacred Powder"?

  • A Unique First of Its Kind: Typically, Ngang amulets, including the dozens of previous batches created by Arjarn Kom are made of "metal" (such as blackened brass). Creating an altar-sized (Bucha) Ngang out of "Sacred Powder" is a groundbreaking novelty. Arjarn Kom confirmed that no other master or institution has ever created a powder-based Ngang statue before; his establishment is the very first.
  • Concentrated Mystical Materials (Muan Sarn): Using powder allows the master to pack the statue with pure, highly concentrated mystical ingredients and sacred powders. This significantly enhances its magical potency and provides a different kind of spiritual energy compared to metal cast statues.
  • Strictly Limited Handmade Craftsmanship: This powder version is not mass-produced by factory machines. It is 100% handmade—each statue is slowly pressed and molded by hand. As a result, only a very limited number can be made (the first lot consisted of only 45 pieces).
  • Ideal for Specific Yantra Inscriptions: Because it is hand-molded from powder, Arjarn Kom can fully inscribe specific magical scripts (Yantra) onto the statues. He focuses on secular magic tailored for worldly success, such as the Male-Female Heart Yantra, Na Setthi (Millionaire Yantra), Na Mee Na Nguen (Wealth and Money Yantra), and specific customer-attraction spells. This makes it the perfect talisman for worshippers whose main goals are "business success, sales, and immense wealth."

Important Notice for International Shipping: Please note that due to the large altar size of this Phra Chai Racha model (3-inch lap) and its physical resemblance to a traditional Buddha statue, standard international shipping may not pass direct customs inspections.

To ensure a smooth and legal delivery, we may be required to process an official export license from the Fine Arts Department of Thailand. This processing period typically takes about 2 to 3 weeks.

If you are interested in ordering this item for international delivery, please feel free to send us a direct message to inquire about the specific shipping details and timeline!


Note: Each amulet may vary slightly in appearance. This is the unique charm of the powder material used in traditional Thai amulet. If you would like to select a specific piece from my current stock, please feel free to message me.

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Transportation and handling:

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Shipping by Air Mail of Thailand post (standard option)

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Every item will be mail out within 3 business days after receiving your payment.

Delivery time America, Europe 2-4 weeks / Asia and Australia 1-2 weeks.

Return and time:

After receiving the item, if you are not satisfied, you can return the item for a full refund within 30 days, the item must be returned in its original condition.

If you would like additional case for your amulets, please feel free to let me know. We offer both waterproof and stainless steel options. Please note that custom silver case will incur an additional cost. Thank you.