Thai Buddha Amulet

It originated in Thailand thousands of years ago, and then began to spread in Southeast Asia and around the world, becoming the amulet of Theravada Buddhist believers. People believe that as long as they wear a Buddhist amulet, they will have the protection and blessings of gods and masters. Its existence also made an important contribution to the spread of Theravada Buddhism.

Thai Buddha amulets are endowed with blessings and sacred objects to protect against danger, avoid disasters, suppress evil spirits, help people and attract wealth. Although they are small in size, their functions in the hearts of Thai people are huge. They can consecrate Buddha statues, hide in holy pagodas, and protect the body. It is necessary to use Buddhist amulets to help make wishes, ward off evil spirits, and ward off diseases. Through the form of Buddhist amulets, Thai Buddhists pin their longing for a better future, pursuit of a happy life, and personal safety on "Small but Holy" The Buddha amulet, so there is a saying in Thai: "Take care of your Buddha amulet, and the Buddha amulet will take care of you" (หมั่นบูชาพระของท่าน พระจะคุ้มครองท่านเอง)