Thai amulets by Tao Wessuwan.

🛡️ Tao Wessuwan — Guardian of temples, protector against spirits and master of prosperity

Tao Wessuwan (also called Taw Waes Suwann or Vessavana ) is the ruler of the Yaksha, protector of temples and the Dharma. In Thai tradition, he repels ghosts and harmful influences, protects the home, and opens the way to a more stable and prosperous life.

He is recognized by his tall guardian stature, holding a ritual club ( krabong ) and watching over the entrance to monasteries. Brother of Kubera in the stories, he is also invoked for fair luck, honest success and safety when traveling.

the magic of the Buddha

Origins and iconography

Role : King of the Yaksha, guardian of the North, protector of the Dharma and sacred places.
Attribute : the club ( krabong ) symbol of authority, karmic law and protection.
Function : Wards off evil spirits, purifies space, promotes order and righteousness.

Traditionally sought-after benefits

Protection of home, business and travelers.
Barrier against bad luck, jealousy and invisible nuisances.
Financial stability and prosperity achieved through righteous means.
Courage, benevolent authority and clarity of intention.

🕯️ Sacred mantra of Tao Wessuwan 🕯️

To be recited to invoke the protection and prosperity of Tao Wessuwan

🕉 Sanskrit / Pali:
(x3)
อุทะยะจะโมพุทธาจะนะมะพะทะพุทธะ ปัจจะวะเคอะภะวะจะธานะธัมมะสะมะปะระ ยะ

Namo tassa bhagavato arahato sammā-sambuddhasa (x3)
U ta ya cha mo phut tha cha na ma pha tha phut tha pat cha wa khe a pha wa cha thā na tham ma sa ma pa ra ya

“Homage to the Blessed One, the Arahat, the perfectly awakened Buddha” (x3).
This mantra invokes the protective power of Tao Wessuwan to ward off evil spirits, strengthen stability, and attract righteous prosperity. It is traditionally recited three times before asking for his blessing.

🌺 Recitation tip:
Light three incense sticks and offer a flower or a glass of clear water before reciting the mantra. If possible, face north (the direction of Tao Wessuwan) and state your intention with sincerity and gratitude. Recite the mantra slowly, three or nine times, in the morning or at dusk.

Discover our selection of Tao Wessuwan amulets

Here we bring together amulets consecrated by renowned masters and in authentic temples. Each piece is chosen for its ritual quality and its iconography faithful to tradition.