Seated Buddha under Arch Wat Wang Na (Front Palace Temple) Thai Amulet

Seated Buddha Amulet - Wat Wang Na (Front Palace Temple), Bangkok 19th century (Rattanakosin era). Monk: Somdej Buracarn Toh Prommaransri. Temple: Wat Wang Na (Front Palace Temple), Bangkok, Thailand. Type: Seated Buddha under Arch.

Material: Sacred clay (Phong Din). Size of pendant: 7.0 x 4.0 cm (approximate). Style: Traditional Thai votive tablet - Large Size. This amulet features a Buddha image seated in the meditation posture (Dhyana Mudra), enshrined beneath an arched frame, symbolizing enlightenment under the Bodhi tree. The craftsmanship reflects the influence of classical Thai sculpture and votive art.

Wat Wang Na was historically linked to royal patronage and often produced amulets associated with prestige and spiritual protection. Purpose & Traditionally worn for. Protection from danger and harm. Enhancement of meditation and inner peace.

Strengthening merit and spiritual connection. All these artifacts are unique and some very old. WE DO NOT SELL ANY FAKE AMULETS or COPY VERSION. We will try our best to solve your issues.

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