Here is a very rare and unusual amulet: Phra Kling Ka Nam Cha , a sacred piece representing the traditional teapot of the forest monks, associated with Phra Siwali , the wandering monk symbol of prosperity and good omen.
Consecrated by the Most Venerable Luang Phor Moon Tithasilo (หลวงปู่หมุน ฐิตสีโล, 1894 – 2003) of Wat Banjan (Sri Saket), this amulet is distinguished by its unique shape, rarely seen in the world of Thai talismans. It encapsulates both the spirit of monastic simplicity and the power of Buddhist blessings.
✨ Virtues and powers
- Brings prosperity and abundance, linked to Phra Siwali
- Promotes luck in travel and business
- Protects from material obstacles and difficulties
- Recalls the humility and renunciation of the forest monks
📜 Features
🙏 Master: Luang Phor Moon Tithasilo
🛕 Temple: Wat Banjan (Sri Saket)
✨ Deity: Phra Siwali
📐 Dimensions: approximately 3 cm x 2.5 cm
⚓ Weight: 20 grams
🌙 Mystic
Behind its humble appearance of a small teapot, this amulet hides a powerful symbol: the monk's daily offering, an instrument of sharing and spiritual transmission. Legend has it that Phra Siwali, through his faith and unwavering practice, naturally attracted abundance and blessings. This sacred teapot is a discreet yet deeply mystical reminder of his power of prosperity.