Amulet of the elephant god Phra Pikanet (Ganesha) dedicated in 2010 at Wat Pradu Chimplee (Bangkok).
Amulet blessed at Wat Pradu Chimplee in 2010, depicting the elephant god Phra Pikanet (Ganesha), revered as the destroyer of obstacles and the patron of the arts, wisdom, and success.
This sacred amulet was made from pressed sacred powder according to traditional temple rituals and consecrated in the great Viharn of Wat Pradu Chimplee under the supervision of experienced monks. Phra Pikanet is depicted here in a seated, blessing posture, with his iconic attributes. The back of the amulet features a powerful Yant (sacred diagram) engraved in the powder, reinforcing its power to protect and attract blessings.
Features :
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Origin : Wat Pradu Chimplee, Bangkok, Thailand.
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Year of consecration : 2010
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Deity represented : Phra Pikanet (Ganesha).
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Blessing : Collective ritual at the temple.
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Material : Sacred Powder ( Phong Itthi, Phong Wan Jung Nang )
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Dimensions : Approximately 5.5 cm in diameter
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Weight : Approximately 40 grams.
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Reliquary :
New custom-made stainless steel reliquary.
Traditional virtues attributed:
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Helps remove obstacles on the path of life.
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Promotes success in business and studies.
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Stimulates artistic inspiration and concentration.
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Brings luck, protection and support in important projects.
About Wat Pradu Chimplee:
Wat Pradu Chimplee is a renowned royal temple in Bangkok, famous for being the residence of the Most Venerable Luang Phor Toe , one of the most revered monks in the country. This sacred place continues to perpetuate powerful and authentic blessings, respected throughout the kingdom.