Hua Namo Ring Size 19mm

Silver “NaMo” Ring

Size 19mm

Ref: 106

Handcrafted piece by piece

Individually Encoded Hua Namo Glyph | Wat Mahathat Lineage | B.E. 2547

Forged from pure silver and inscribed with the ancient Hua Namo glyph, this ring is more than ornament—it is a miniature spiritual device, intimately tied to the Southern wiccha revival movement led by the great masters of Wat Mahathat, Nakhon Si Thammarat.

Each ring from this batch bears the sacred “Na” symbol, a divine compression of countless blessings, chants, and energetic circuits passed down through centuries of ritual science. The piece was part of the B.E. 2547 consecration cycle, blessed under the direct supervision of three of the South’s most revered figures.

🔹 A Compact Channel of Multi-Dimensional Wiccha

Unlike larger items worn around the neck or body, the Hua Namo ring brings the power of this sacred code directly to the hand—the center of human interaction, intention, and karmic transaction. Whether negotiating a deal, offering help, receiving wealth, or deflecting danger, the presence of Hua Namo at the fingertips creates a direct spiritual feedback loop between your actions and the energetic world.

🔹 The Blessing Lineage – Wat Mahathat, B.E. 2547

This piece was encoded and blessed by:

• Ajarn Khun Pan – enforcer of spiritual laws and protector of righteous karma

• Luang Nui – master of inner concentration and peaceful radiance

• Ajarn Ko Pong – guardian of high-grade kathas, known for quiet but potent work

Together, they oversaw a weeks-long empowerment ritual across the Buddhist Lent (Vassa), during which 108 monks rotated through continuous chanting of 108 specific kathas. The result was a unified field of protection, luck, and merit compression, embedded bead-by-bead, ring-by-ring, into each item in the batch.

🔹 Modern Use, Historical Weight

These rings were rarely available publicly. Most were reserved for high-ranking officers, civil servants, or gifted as tokens of karmic appreciation to disciples and patrons of the Wat Mahathat wiccha community.

In recent decades, the NaMo ring has quietly circulated among those who require both subtlety and power—government lawyers, business leaders, and spiritual practitioners who need protective force without overt display.

Wearing one today places you in the lineage of merit-builders who understood that true power does not shout—it radiates.

🔹 Condition & Legacy

To find a Hua Namo ring from this batch in unused condition is extraordinarily rare. Most were immediately worn for daily spiritual reinforcement or passed down to younger generations as a sacred heirloom. The surviving few, like this one, are collector-grade artifacts with functional potency and historical value.