Ac Sawai Wat Rachanada

Item/Amulet: Prah Naprok Srivijaya

Temple/Master: Ac Sawai Wat Rachanada

Pim/Year: 2514

Province: Bangkok

Material: Nawat

Wrapping: Silver

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1"

Cert: Samakom

Blessed by Phra Ajarn Sawai, Wat Ratchanadda

Made from sacred Nawa metal, clearly stamped with the “Sri Vijaya” code.

This highly respected Phra Nak Prok figurine was meticulously modeled after the ancient Sri Vijaya-style image housed in Thailand’s National Museum, with the mold hand-carved by Master Kasem Mongkolcharoen—one of the most revered craftsmen of that era.

🛡️ Historical Power & Spiritual Meaning

This sacred image was dedicated to the victories and blessings of King Sri Vijaya, the legendary ruler of the ancient Khmer Empire, whose armies triumphed across Southeast Asia.
It symbolizes unyielding success and strength—whatever path the wearer chooses, victory shall follow.

🔥 Major Blessing Ceremony

The amulet was consecrated in a grand blessing ceremony, featuring some of the most powerful monks of the time:

Luang Phor Toh – Wat Praduchimplee

Luang Phor Ngern – Wat Don Yai Hom

Luang Phor Pae – Wat Pikunthong

And many more sacred masters, each contributing their own unique energy

The yant sheets used in the forging process were personally inscribed (yanted) by all attending masters, making this not just an amulet—but a concentrated reservoir of blessings.

💰 Favored by Goldsmiths & Wealthy Families in Yaowarat
This amulet has long been a favorite among goldsmiths and business owners in Bangkok’s Chinatown (Yaowarat).
Many believe it helped bring high sales, prosperity, and generational wealth, becoming a family heirloom passed down to the next generation.

Several devotees report that after wearing this piece, they:

Saw improvements in business

Recovered from financial downturns

Felt a surge in confidence, charisma, and “presence” in negotiations