Jatukham Rammathep amulet consecrated in 2004 at Wat Puthai Sawan (Ayutthaya)
This Thai amulet depicts Jatukham Rammathep, a protective deity very popular in the sacred traditions of Southern Thailand. It was consecrated in 2004 at Wat Puthai Sawan, an ancient temple in Ayutthaya rich in history and spiritual power.
The piece is round in shape, made of sacred ochre-colored material, with a raised representation of Jatukham Rammathep. Visible silver traces on the surface highlight the ancient and ritual character of this amulet. On the back of the amulet, one can discover an image of Jatukham Rammathep surrounded by guardian demons Phra Rahu.
In Thai tradition, Jatukham Rammathep is invoked for protection, prosperity, luck, and the strengthening of personal energy. Amulets consecrated in the ancient temples of Ayutthaya are particularly valued by collectors for their connection to the spiritual history of the Kingdom of Siam.
Characteristics:
- 🛕 Temple: Wat Puthai Sawan, Ayutthaya
- ✨ Deity: Jatukham Rammathep and Phra Rahu
- 📐 Dimensions: Diameter 55 mm
- ⚓ Weight: 27 grams
- Given its dimensions, this amulet is not meant to be worn, but rather kept on your altar as a sacred object
This 2004 Jatukham Rammathep amulet is a beautiful collector's item for enthusiasts of Thai amulets consecrated in great historical temples.
🛕 Marked by the ancient energy of Ayutthaya, this amulet seems to carry the breath of sacred temples and Thai Buddhist rites. Its worn relief, silver traces, and sober presence evoke a silent protection, like a spiritual guardian watching over whoever keeps it with respect.