Authentic-style Thai Buddhist amulet featuring Twin Naga (Naga Kiao / intertwined Naga) design, made from reddish powder material.
According to the provided information, this amulet was consecrated by Kruba Krissada of Wat San Phra Chao Daeng in 2013 (B.E. 2556).
The back features two embedded Takrut metal scrolls, adding to the traditional appearance of this Thai amulet.
In Thai and Lanna devotional traditions, the Naga is an important sacred serpent associated with Buddhism, protection and spiritual reverence.
The Naga Kiao, or intertwined twin Naga, is traditionally associated by believers with:
These are traditional religious and cultural beliefs, not guaranteed effects or claims of supernatural results.
A commonly circulated traditional chant associated with Naga Kiao is:
“Itipiso Phakawa
Angasa Namapath
Sri Suttho Nama
Naki Naka Piyang Mama
Namo Buddhaya.”
Suggested practice:
Begin with Namo 3 times, then recite the Naga Kiao chant 9 times, followed by a personal prayer or respectful intention.
Note: This is a commonly circulated Naga Kiao devotional chant and should not be represented as an official temple-specific chant for this particular 2013 amulet unless confirmed by the temple.
แหล่งข้อมูลไทยหลายแห่งเผยแพร่บทสวดนาคเกี้ยวในรูปแบบใกล้เคียงกัน และระบุการสวด 9 จบ แต่ไม่ได้ยืนยันว่าเป็นบทสวดเฉพาะของรุ่นปี 2556 นี้
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We can create a separate listing for the waterproof plastic case for US$7.
Ships from Thailand.
Carefully packed for international shipping.