Vajiravudh Ritual Weapon Amulet - Most Venerable Phra Kruba Kritsana.

Powerful Vajiravudh amulet ( Vachiravudh )
consecrated in 2021 by the Most Venerable Phra Kruba Kritsana
at Wat Pa Yang (Lampang).
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These very pretty little Vajiravudh Mahasuan ritual scepters in gilded metal are made of sacred metals from temples melted together, among others:
- Phra Kling Intamuni amulets.
- Phra Bhaisakurupa Bathagata amulets.
- Palot alchemical mercury.
- Alchemical Mercury of the Most Venerable Kruba Kamphan.
- Phra Kling Sitichok Amulets.
- Samritichok Nirantraï Amulets.
- Ancient iron from a temple.
- Pure gold and silver beads from temple offerings.
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These amulets were consecrated nine times during special ceremonies
taking place between December 2020 and April 2021 in the presence of many Venerables.
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The Vajiravudh (Vajra or "thunderbolt of the king of the gods") is a weapon used by certain Hindu gods. It is most often found in the hands of the god Indra.
(King of the Gods and Lord of the Sky) but he is also sometimes found in the hands of the elephant God Ganesh.
This ritual weapon is quite often represented in Thailand
for objects related to the Thai royal family or on medals and coins.
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This talisman can be worn as a pendant
or place it on a statue of a Hindu God as a votive offering.
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Height: 70 mm.
Width: 30 mm.
Weight: approximately 25 grams.