Lp Kampan Wat Thatmahachai

Item/Amulet: Prah Pidta Nur Pong

Temple/Master: Lp Kampan Wat Thatmahachai

Pim/Year: 2542

Province: Nk Panom

Material: Naga Powder

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1" +

Cert: Non

Among the many amulets that pass through our hands, this one stands out as a true favorite — a piece made during a powerful consecration ceremony where the Prah Payanak, the revered Naga of the Northeast, was the principal deity.

Crafted in honor of both LP Kampan and the Payanak, this amulet embodies the mystical energy of the serpent guardian. In Thai wicha, the Payanak isn’t just a symbol of power and depth — it is also known for its ability to “Klew Klad”, meaning to slip away from all harm and danger, including bad luck, negative energy, and even legal entanglements. Its slippery, elusive nature makes it a protector for those in difficult, high-stakes situations.

Super beautifully detailed, and visually stunning

Whether you seek blessings for wealth, protection, or the manifestation of wishes, or simply want to own a piece with deep roots in Thai spiritual culture — this is a treasured item worth keeping close.