Naga Throne Guardian Amulet (Grandfather Sri Sutho)

Issued from Wat Phra Kham Chanothong in Dong Udon Thani during a Putthakan blessing ceremony, this amulet carries deep spiritual connection to the mystical Naga lineage of Kham Chanod — a place long associated with miracles and prosperity.

Encased in a smooth protective frame with gold ring attachment, the amulet preserves its intricate relief details while presenting a bold, commanding presence.

Front — Grandfather Sri Sutho

The front features Sri Sutho standing upon the Naga serpent, symbolizing divine authority over unseen forces. His raised blessing hand represents protection and assurance, while the Naga beneath him signifies spiritual power, guardianship, and protection from danger.

A dark gemstone set above the figure enhances the presence of the piece and represents focused intention and activated spiritual energy.

Sri Sutho is widely believed to bring:

• Protection from misfortune

• Good fortune and opportunity

• Stability and grounded success

• Wish fulfillment

• Spiritual strength

Back — Twin Naga of Kham Chanod

The reverse side depicts two powerful Naga serpents wrapped around large palm trees, facing one another in perfect symmetry. Between them lies a dense field of smaller palm trees, representing the sacred forest of Kham Chanod — a place associated with Naga blessings and mystical abundance.

This imagery symbolizes:

• Prosperity flowing from nature

• Stability and rooted strength

• Balance of opposing forces

• Continuous growth and protection

The detailed relief work reflects the sacred landscape tied directly to Sri Sutho’s spiritual domain.

 This amulet carries the blessing:

“Good Fortune Is Upon You.”