Thao Wessuwan Luang Phor Phat Wat Huai Duan 2565 Thai Amulet Brass #179

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View Thao Wessuwan Luang Phor Phat Wat Huai Duan 2565 Thai Amulet Brass #179 with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Thao Wessuwan Amulet – Luang Phor Phat, Wat Huai Duan. A beautiful Thai Buddhist amulet featuringThao Wessuwan (Vessavana), associated withLuang Phor Phat Punyakamo of Wat Huai Duan, Nakhon Sawan, Thailand. Thao Wessuwan Amulet – Luang Phor Phat, Wat Huai Duan A beautiful Thai Buddhist amulet featuring Thao Wessuwan (Vessavana) , associated with Luang Phor Phat Punyakamo of Wat Huai Duan, Nakhon Sawan, Thailand . This piece is from the Champi 65 (2565 B.E.) edition , produced in 2022. The front features a colorful enamel image of Thao Wessuwan, while the reverse features traditional yantra-style inscriptions. Item Details Deity: Thao Wessuwan / Vessavana Monk: Luang Phor Phat Punyakamo Temple: Wat Huai Duan (Than Thahan), Nakhon Sawan, Thailand Edition: Champi 65 / 2565 B.E. Year: 2022 Material: Brass Finish: Multicolor enamel Serial Number: 179 Design: Thao Wessuwan with yantra-style reverse Condition: New / Unused Original Packaging: Original temple box included Origin: Thailand Shipping From: Thailand About Thao Wessuwan Thao Wessuwan, also known as Vessavana or Kubera , is one of the Four Great Guardian Kings in Buddhist tradition. He is traditionally associated with the northern direction and is regarded as a guardian figure and ruler of the Yaksha beings. In Thai Buddhist culture, images and amulets of Thao Wessuwan are traditionally associated with protection, strength, courage, prosperity and the safeguarding of Buddhist teachings. Traditional accounts also describe Vessavana as a guardian of the Buddhist community. Traditional Beliefs and Devotional Meaning Among Thai devotees and amulet collectors, Thao Wessuwan amulets are traditionally believed to represent: Protection and spiritual security Strength and courage Protection against negative influences Prosperity and good fortune Support for business and personal success Respect for Buddhist teachings and traditional Thai culture These are traditional religious and cultural beliefs associated with Thao Wessuwan. They are not claims of scientifically proven supernatural effects or guarantees of financial, health, protective or other outcomes. Traditional Chant for Thao Wessuwan Before reciting the chant, devotees commonly begin with Namo 3 times : Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhassa (3 times) Then: Itipiso Bhagava Yamarajano Thao Wessuwanno Maranang Sukhang Aham Sugato Namo Buddhaya Thao Wessuwanno Catummaharajika Yakkhapantabhadabhurito Vessa Pussa Buddhang Arahant Buddho Thao Wessuwanno Namo Buddhaya This is a commonly used traditional Thai devotional chant for Thao Wessuwan, with variations in pronunciation and transliteration found among different sources. About This Piece The colorful enamel decoration gives this amulet a distinctive appearance, while the reverse features traditional yantra-style details. This item is offered as a Thai Buddhist religious and cultural collectible and is suitable for collectors of Thai amulets, Buddhist art, Thai religious objects and traditional Southeast Asian collectibles. The item shown in the photographs is the actual item for sale. Condition New and unused condition. Includes the original temple packaging shown in the photographs. Please examine all photos carefully for the exact condition, details, colors and markings before purchasing. Shipping Ships from Thailand . International buyers are responsible for any customs duties, taxes or import charges that may apply in their country. Condition: New and unused condition. Category: Antiques › Asian Antiques › Southeast Asia › Amulets.

Primary Material

Brass

Color

Gold

Original/Reproduction

Contemporary

Region of Origin

Southeast Asia

Maker

Luang Phor Phat

Age

2022

Country of Origin

Thailand