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Hover to view full imagePhra Nak Prok is a distinctive Thai Buddhist image depicting the Buddha seated in meditation beneath the protective hood of the Naga serpent. The image symbolizes protection, shelter, meditation and spiritual resilience and is widely respected as both a Buddhist devotional image and a traditional Thai amulet.
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Hover to view full imagePhra Kring is a highly respected Thai Buddhist sacred image traditionally associated with healing, good health, protection and auspicious blessings. Often depicted as a small seated Buddha holding a medicine vessel, Phra Kring is particularly associated with the Wat Suthat tradition and is highly regarded by devotees and Thai amulet collectors.
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Hover to view full imageLuang Phor Thuat is one of the most revered and widely collected Thai Buddhist amulets, associated particularly with Wat Chang Hai in Pattani and the legendary monk Luang Phor Thuat. The amulet is deeply respected in Thai Buddhist devotional culture and is traditionally associated with protection, safety, compassion and spiritual blessing.
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Hover to view full imageNang Kwak is one of Thailand's best-known auspicious figures, traditionally associated with attracting customers, prosperity, trade, and good fortune. Usually depicted as a seated woman raising one hand in a beckoning gesture, Nang Kwak is particularly popular among merchants, shopkeepers, business owners, and devotees seeking auspicious support for commercial activities.
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Hover to view full imagePhra Somdej is one of Thailand's most revered and historically significant Buddhist amulets. Most famously associated with Wat Rakhang Kositaram and the renowned monk Somdet Phra Phutthachan (Toh Phrommarangsi), Phra Somdej is highly respected by devotees and collectors for its distinctive Buddha image, traditional sacred-powder construction, and deep connection with Thai Buddhist devotional culture.
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