Phra Puttha Ekanaparat Amulet made by Wat Pa Siri Watana Wisuth (Nakhon Sawan), a forest monastery founded in 1984 and officially established as a temple in 2004. This stunning piece fuses Eastern and Western astrological wisdom into a unique sacred representation.
Front : A standing Buddha surrounded by the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac (Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig).
Back : an original composition bringing together the protective Buddhas of the days of the week and the signs of the Western zodiac (Aries to Pisces), for daily and annual protection at all levels.
This type of amulet is intended for people sensitive to astrological cycles and wishing to benefit from a strengthened spiritual balance over the days and seasons. Each copy has been blessed as part of the temple's ritual practices, under the authority of the venerable Phra Brahmavajirakorn , founding master and jao wat of the temple.
- Master: Phra Brahmavajirakorn (Sunthorn Suntharapo)
- Temple: Wat Pa Siri Watana Wisuth
- Location: Nakhon Sawan (Thailand)
- Year: contemporary
- Dimensions: approximately 4.2 x 3.2 cm
- Weight: 18 grams
Reliquary : New custom-made reliquary in stainless steel engraved with traditional motifs
📿 In Thai traditions, the Buddhas of the days of the week help balance daily karmic tendencies, while the Chinese zodiac governs annual cycles. This amulet is an invitation to synchronicity, respect for rhythms, and universal protection.