Pa Yant with intertwined Buddhas and Nagas – Wat Wangthong – Pid Thong Fung Look Nimit Ceremony

This sacred Pa Yant was made on the occasion of a grand Pid Thong Fung Look Nimit ceremony (application of gold leaf to the sacred spheres of the temple) at Wat Wangthong , in the province of Samut Songkhram.

The fabric features a powerful composition of two intertwined protective nagas in gold and silver, encircling several representations of the meditating Buddha. The pattern symbolizes the union of strength and wisdom, and acts as an esoteric barrier against negative energies.

This stone is perfect for adorning an altar or protecting a living or practicing space. Its blessing during a major ritual considerably strengthens its vibrational power.

• Type: Pa Yant (Buddhist sacred cloth)
• Origin: Wat Wangthong, Samut Songkhram
• Ceremony: Pid Thong Fung Look Nimit
• Motifs: Meditating Buddhas, intertwined Nagas, lotuses, Khom yants
• Dimensions: 31 cm X 23 cm.

Thai pa yant

🐍 Between the undulating curves of the gold and silver Nagas, the Buddhas sit enthroned in silence—guardians of an invisible sanctuary. This pa yant is not just a fabric, it is an invocation woven with faith, sacred breath, and pure intention. In it is formed the link between the worlds: that of men and that of the devas. It whispers in the ears of the spirits: “Here, peace reigns.”