Pha Yant Yantra Holy NANG KWAK Hunting Money Thai Amulet Lucky Rich Talisman

Description

An amulet (Latin amuletum) can be any object but its most important characteristic is its alleged power to protect its owner from danger or harm. Amulets are different from talismans as a talisman is believed to bring luck or some other benefit, though it can offer protection as well.
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Thai beckoning lady (Nang Kwak)
Issued Year :
Unknown
Condition :
Good, please see the scans for your consideration.
Material :
Fabric
Size approx :
10 x 15 cm.
Quantity :
1.
Payment :
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Thai people call her “Nang kwak”: “Beckoning lady”
Have you ever wondered what the statue is there for? If your answer is YES, you will be gradually interpreted by the following interesting details.
Mostly seen, a Nang kwak has been in a nice traditional dress with the golden or jewel forehead’s ornament and a money bag on her lap. She was often offered a garland or more, fresh water or much found a glass or a bottle of red-colored drink. In addition, 9 joss sticks are incensed in front of her.
Let MThai Inter introduces you what Nang kwak is…
What is Nang kwak?
A statue of beckoning lady, known as Nang kwak in Thai symbolizing a beautiful woman wearing Thai traditional dress has the golden or jewel ornaments on her forehead, neck and arms. A Nang kwak is in straight-forwardly, kneeling position, having her right arm raised beckoning (customers) pose, which is simply being remarked.
Nang kwak is considered a goddess or female spirit bringing fortune and prosperity or another reason is that, to attract the customers.
How become a Nang kwak? (Nang – a female term used for women, Kwak – to beckon)
Over 2500 years ago, there was a merchant, Sujidtaprahma and his wife, Sumanta who had a daughter, “
Supawadee
”, lived in a city, Matshigasanth or Mitshigasanth, currently known as Saheth-Maheth, in Uttar Pradesh, the northern Indian region.
They worked from day to day just to survive. One day, while Supawadee was selling things at a market. She heard some of lessons from a Buddhist monk and fortunately, she was interested in what the Phra Gumarn Gasaba Thaera’s sermon giving a lesson of Buddhism in the market and the Gasaba Thaera, a Buddhist saint, (Arahant) noticed her dedication. He blessed her from all of his powers. Later, Supawadee was attending in a group to listen to a sermon of Shin Thiwali (known as Phra Sivali) known as Phra Sivali, also a Buddhist saint, and she praised for his fortunate. Supawadee put all of her concentration and devotion to the sermon. Accordingly, she was proficient in morality and blessed by him.
After being blessed by two Buddhist saints, her family was found being successful in business and became wealthy since then. The statue of Supawadee was built after her death and has become widespread among Buddhism followers and finally come to Thailand.
Beliefs of Nang kwak in Thailand
There are various purposes of Nang kwak worship in Thailand.
•Thai people believe that worshiping a statue Nang kwak could eventually make them become more fortunate.
• Nang kwak could be worshiped for becoming more attractive, in terms of to attract people one wishes to be with or even kindness and fortune expecting from one’s boss or career opportunities.
• Some image of Buddha worshiped, along with a Nang kwak seem to be necessity for most merchants, since they believe that those things attract more customers more than they believe in only their good cooking or good producing their goods.
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Return Policy
All returns accepted
Buyer should contact within 30 Days after receiving the item.
Refund given as Money Back.
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