Phaya Hong Swan King Amulet (Kruba Kritsana, Wat Bang Chak, 2013)

🦢 Large sacred amulet representing the legendary Phaya Hong , the King of the Celestial Swans, made and blessed in 2013 by the Most Venerable Kruba Kritsana at Wat Bang Chak (Nonthaburi province).
The delicately engraved motif in a clear sacred paste depicts Phaya Hong in all his majesty, surrounded by ancient yants , symbols of protection, spiritual elevation and prosperity. This representation is said to elevate the soul of its wearer, bringing grace, elegance and charisma , while promoting success in important endeavors.
This type of amulet is especially prized by those who wish to attract benevolent support , rare opportunities, and an aura of natural nobility. The celestial swan embodies purity and wisdom, and its flight represents spiritual ascension to the higher planes.
Rare, large amulet in a custom-made stainless steel reliquary decorated with traditional motifs.
sacred amulet Thailand Master: Kruba Kritsana
Temple: Wat Bang Chak
Location: Nonthaburi, Thailand
Year: 2013
Dimensions: 6.1 cm x 4.8 cm
Weight: 52 grams
Reliquary: New custom-made reliquary in stainless steel decorated with traditional motifs.

🪷 In the invisible realms where the lotus becomes a throne, Phaya Hong hovers effortlessly above the tides of karma. Her presence opens the portals of heavenly blessings. Whoever wears this amulet becomes, in turn, a messenger of the heavens, a bearer of nobility of soul and a silent guide between the visible and occult worlds. sacred Buddhist rituals