Statuette Phaya Kruth (Garuda) dedicated in 1989 – Luang Phor Dooh, Wat Sakai

This powerful statuette of Phaya Kruth (Garuda), royal figure and protector of the Dharma, was consecrated in 1989 by the very venerable Luang Phor Dooh of Wat Sakai (Ayutthaya), one of the most respected masters of the Thai esoteric tradition.

At the base of this statue rests an ancient amulet (unidentifiable today), entirely covered with Phratat relic crystallizations formed naturally over decades. These crystals are considered a clear sign of sanctity, revealing a profound imprinting of the master's blessings.

A highly sought-after sacred object, it combines the absolute protection of the sacred Garuda and the mystical power of Luang Phor Dooh, whose relics and blessed objects are renowned for repelling invisible dangers, purifying places and supporting the prosperity of their guardians.

Features :

• 🙏 Master: Luang Phor Dooh
• 🛕 Temple: Wat Sakai, Ayutthaya
• ✨ Deity: Phaya Kruth Garuda
  
• 📐 Dimensions: Height: 8 cm x Width: 6 cm
• ⚓ Weight: 160 grams

Authenticity and composition:

• Consecrated in 1989 during a traditional ritual by Luang Phor Dooh
• Presence of an ancient amulet inlaid with Phratat crystals
• Traditional Phaya Kruth statuette in painted alloy
• Object of protection and spiritual prestige

In the silence of Ayutthaya's ancient monasteries, the red and gold Garuda stands like a timeless guardian. Beneath its pedestal, the forgotten amulet still bears the white shards of the Phratat relics, crystallized like sacred dew. It is said that when these crystals appear, the breath of the master remains present and still watches over him. Phaya Kruth, king of the air and vanquisher of the forces of darkness, embodies here the strength of the Luang Phor Dooh lineage: a vibrant energy, sharp as a storm wind, protective as a wing closed around the faithful.