A rare and highly respected Thai Amulet Nang Kwak (แม่นางกวักจิ๋ว) created by Luang Por Thab Attapanyo (Phra Khru Attakosol) of Wat Krabok Khuen Phueng, Rayong Province, BE 2505 (1962).
This charming miniature Nang Kwak amulet is made from sacred Phutthakhun blessing powder and comes together with Luang Por Thab's famous Green Sacred Wax (Si Phueng Khiao Maha Saneh), one of the most legendary charm and business talismans in Eastern Thailand.
Nang Kwak is the traditional Thai symbol of prosperity and successful trade. Shop owners, businesspeople, and entrepreneurs have worshipped Nang Kwak for generations, believing she helps attract customers, increase sales, and bring prosperity.
Luang Por Thab became most famous for creating Green Sacred Wax (Si Phueng Khiao), which is regarded as one of Thailand's most renowned sacred waxes for Maha Saneh (great charm) and Metta Maha Niyom (loving-kindness and popularity).
According to traditional accounts, the sacred wax was made using:
Its distinctive emerald green color became the signature of Luang Por Thab's sacred wax and is highly sought after by collectors.
Luang Por Thab Attapanyo (Phra Khru Attakosol) was the former abbot of Wat Krabok Khuen Phueng, Ban Khai District, Rayong Province. He was one of the most respected monks of his era and a contemporary of the renowned Luang Pu Tim of Wat Lahan Rai.
Today, his sacred amulets—especially those containing or accompanied by Green Sacred Wax—remain highly collectible due to their historical significance, traditional craftsmanship, and enduring popularity.
This Mini Nang Kwak BE 2505 is more than a vintage collectible—it is a classic example of traditional Thai Buddhist craftsmanship from one of Rayong's most respected monks. Combined with Luang Por Thab's legendary Green Sacred Wax, it is highly desirable among collectors and devotees seeking blessings for business, prosperity, charm, and protection.