This stunning amulet is dedicated to the legendary Luang PhorRuay of Wat Tako, whose very name means "rich" and whose blessings for wealth are sought throughout Thailand. The front features a magnificent portrait of Luang Phor Ruay in deep meditation, his image highlighted in a brilliant gold finish. He is flanked by two ascending Phaya Nak (Naga Kings), who form a protective arch over him. This imagery, known as "Nak Prok," invokes the power of the Naga to shield the wearer from all dangers, illnesses, and misfortunes.
The distinctive "Rian Sema" or shield shape of the amulet enhances its protective qualities, symbolizing invincibility and the deflection of all negative energy. The combination of the revered master with the mighty Naga guardians creates a powerful talisman for both spiritual and physical well-being. It is a piece that signifies not only protection but also the high status and authority bestowed by the Naga Kings.
The reverse side is covered in sacred Khom scripture and Yantras, including the "Yant Na" and the heart of the Buddha's teachings. The name "Luang Phor Ruay, Wat Tako" is clearly inscribed, confirming its origin and blessing. This amulet is a powerhouse of fortune, believed to grant the wearer immense "Maha Lap" (great fortune), success in business ("Kha Khai"), and the power to overcome obstacles, all while being safely cocooned in the protective aura of a great master and his celestial guardians.
