Amulets of the Garouda.

Amulets of the Garouda (Thailand and Tibet).
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The Garouda are mythical creatures, giant eagles
(and also sometimes half-man half-bird) who are the spirits of the air
in the Buddhist and Hindu tradition.
In Thailand their name is Paya Kruth , in Tibet they are called Khyung .
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The Garuda are present in the pantheon of Hindus,
Buddhists but also in the Bönpo tradition.
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The Garouda is often depicted as a mount
either Hindu Gods such as Shiva, or Venerable Thai Masters.
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In Tibetan tradition, there are various varieties of Garuda
which we recognize by their varied colors (black, blue, red, etc.).
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Depending on the Garouda invoked, the powers of the amulets
Garouda can be very varied.
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Learn more about the Garouda (air spirits).