$28.12
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Embrace fortune and success with this powerful Kuman Thong amulet, consecrated in B.E. 2555 (2012) by the renowned Kruba Krissana at Wat Veluwan. This miniature sacred figure is carefully coated in blackened bronze (Samlit Rorm Dam), representing a spirit child believed to bring luck, wealth, and protective energy to its caretaker.
Kuman Thong (กุมารทอง) has been a revered figure in Thai mystical traditions, especially cherished by business owners, merchants, and those seeking good fortune. This compact amulet is ideal for daily carry or display in your shop or home altar.
Dimensions: 1.6 × 2.2 cm (approx. 0.63 × 0.87 inches)
Material: Samlit Bronze Alloy, blackened finish (Rorm Dam)
Consecrated by: Kruba Krissana, a highly respected northern Thai monk known for charm and wealth blessings
🔮 Invokes luck, fortune, and smooth business dealings
🛍️ Widely used by shopkeepers, entrepreneurs, and traders
💰 Known for drawing money, opportunities, and good-hearted people
🧿 Offers a sense of spiritual companionship and unseen support
✅ Crafted in a small, easy-to-carry format, perfect for daily use or portable altar
Whether you’re looking to boost your income, attract more customers, or enjoy the peace of spiritual guidance, this Kuman Thong amulet by Kruba Krissana is a meaningful and powerful ally. Its compact size makes it discreet and convenient, yet its presence is believed to offer life-changing energy.
✅ This product contains worship to get success.
✅ All amulets available in our store are guaranteed to be 100% genuine.
| Weight | 0.021 kg |
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| Dimensions | 5 × 4 cm |
Yes. At BKK Amulets, authenticity is our top priority. Every amulet we provide is 100% genuine.
All items are sourced directly from respected temples or highly regarded masters in Thailand.
If a customer believes an amulet is not authentic, we offer a full refund, provided that clear and verifiable evidence is presented.
Yes. Each amulet has undergone proper traditional consecration and blessing ceremonies in accordance with Thai Buddhist traditions.
Once you receive your amulet, there is no need to re-bless it with another monk, as this is not customary in Thai tradition.
It depends. Each amulet is different, and not all require activation or chanting.
When a specific katha, mantra, or instruction is recommended, we always provide it. If no instructions are included, none are required.
In most cases (around 90%), yes. However, a certificate may not be possible for very rare, unusual, or non-standard items.
Certificates, when available, are issued for an additional fee through recognized Thai amulet institutions.
Amulets are spiritual supports and powerful tools, not guarantees. We believe that an amulet cannot cancel negative actions or harmful intentions.
Results always depend on the individual. Good karma creates results; amulets support favorable conditions, but they do not replace personal responsibility.
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