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Perle sacrée bouddhiste Phra Somdej Muan La Magie du Bouddha.
Perle sacrée bouddhiste Phra Somdej Muan La Magie du Bouddha.
Perle sacrée bouddhiste Phra Somdej Muan La Magie du Bouddha.

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Buddhist Sacred Phra Somdej Muan Amulet

26.50 € EUR 
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📿 Phra Somdej Muan Buddhist Sacred Bead

This sacred Buddhist bead Phra Somdej Muan is a handmade piece from the early 2000s. It was made from the powder of ancient Phra Somdej amulets, following a Thai tradition of reusing the blessed material of ancient amulets to create a new devotional object.

Its rolled and compact shape evokes a protective relic intended to be worn close to the body. The stylized face of Buddha visible on the surface recalls the spiritual energy of the ancient Phra Somdej amulets whose powder makes up this sacred bead.

The bead has been placed in a stainless steel cage so that it can be easily worn as a pendant, while retaining its ancient, simple, and deeply ritualistic appearance.

  • Features:
  • ✨ Deity: Buddha Phra Somdej
  • 💫 Benefits/powers: Protection, blessing, inner peace, connection to ancient sacred amulets
  • 📐 Dimensions: 35 mm X 20 mm
  • ⚓ Weight: 20 grams

This Phra Somdej Muan bead will appeal to collectors of Thai Buddhist objects, practitioners looking for a discreet meditation support, as well as anyone sensitive to ancient amulets made from sacred powders.

🌕 Worn close to the heart, this sacred bead seems to concentrate the silent memory of the ancient Phra Somdej amulets from which it originates. It recalls the continuity of blessings, the invisible transmission of prayers, and the peaceful presence of the Buddha in simple objects shaped by faith.