$84.35
6 in stock
This sacred Thao Wessuwan amulet, crafted in bronze alloy with genuine gold-plating, was created in the highly respected Thep Sathit model. It was produced using the original Thai antique clay-casting method and is stamped with 9 sacred codes for authenticity and spiritual power.
✨ Highlights:
Blessed in 2001 (BE 2544) at Wat Suthat Thepwararam, one of Thailand’s most important temples.
Luang Pu Mun Thitsilo, one of the most revered monks, joined in the consecration ceremony.
Consecrated twice for maximum power:
1st Ceremony: Loy Krathong Day (31 October 2001).
2nd Ceremony: New Year’s Eve (31 December 2001).
📐 Size: Width 1.5 cm | Height 3.5 cm
✅ This product contains worship to get success.
✅ All amulets available in our store are guaranteed to be 100% genuine.
| Weight | 0.010 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4 × 2.5 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.