Thai Thao Wessuwan Amulet – “Rap Sap Phan Lan” Edition
Luang Phor Phat Punnagamo, Wat Huai Duan, Nakhon Sawan
B.E. 2565 (2022)
Alpaca / Nickel Silver with Red & Blue Enamel
Running Number: 313
Condition: Unused / Never Worn
Ships from Thailand

This is an authentic Thai Buddhist devotional amulet featuring Thao Wessuwan (Vessavana/Kubera), issued in the “Rap Sap Phan Lan” edition associated with Luang Phor Phat Punnagamo of Wat Huai Duan, Nakhon Sawan Province.

The amulet is made from alpaca metal (nickel silver) with detailed relief work and red and blue enamel decoration. This piece is marked with running number 313.

The amulet is in unused condition and has not been worn.

The item shown in the photographs is the exact item you will receive.

About Thao Wessuwan

Thao Wessuwan, also known as Vessavana or Kubera, is an important figure in Buddhist tradition. He is traditionally regarded as one of the Four Great Heavenly Kings (Catu Maharajika) and is associated with the northern direction.

In Thai Buddhist tradition, Thao Wessuwan is particularly respected as a guardian and protector of the Buddhist faith. He is also traditionally associated with wealth and the protection of treasures. His image has long been used in Thai religious art, amulets and protective devotional objects.

The tradition of venerating Thao Wessuwan has a long history in Thailand, with representations found in Thai religious and cultural art dating back many centuries.

Traditional Beliefs and Devotional Meaning

According to traditional Thai beliefs, Thao Wessuwan is revered for:

• Protection and guardianship
• Protection of Buddhist places and devotees
• Symbolism associated with wealth and prosperity
• Strength, discipline and moral conduct
• Protection from negative influences, according to traditional belief

These descriptions refer to traditional religious beliefs and cultural practices and are not claims of guaranteed supernatural results.

Traditional Chant for Thao Wessuwan

A commonly used traditional devotional chant is:

Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhassa
(3 times)

Then:

Itipiso Bhagava Yamarajano Thao Wessuwanno
Maranaṃ Sukhaṃ Ahaṃ Sugato Namo Buddhaya
Thao Wessuwanno Catumaharajika Yakkha Phanta Phatphurito
Wessa Phusa Buddhang Arahang Buddho
Thao Wessuwanno Namo Buddhaya

This is a traditional devotional prayer used by some devotees when paying respect to Thao Wessuwan.

Cultural Note

This amulet is offered as a Thai Buddhist devotional and collectible item. Any references to protection, prosperity, good fortune or other spiritual benefits describe traditional beliefs, not guaranteed effects.

Shipping

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The item will be carefully packed to help protect the enamel and detailed metalwork during international shipping.

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