Fortune Bag Amulet Rian Mahalap – Wat Tako (2020)
This precious Rian Mahalap amulet, shaped like a lucky bag, was consecrated in 2020 at Wat Tako , the renowned temple of the venerated Luang Phor Ruay Pasatiko , located in Ayutthaya. A golden object with a strong reputation for wealth, it is traditionally kept in a wallet , a shop's cash box , or in a lucky bag/vase .
On the obverse, the venerable Luang Phor Ruay is depicted seated between two fighting roosters , symbols of swift good fortune, victorious combat, and prosperity. The reverse features Mae Nang Kwak (goddess of attracting customers) on the left, and a second goddess of fortune on the right, flanking the yant of Luang Phor Ruay – a sacred seal attracting wealth, customers, and financial continuity.
It's a modern amulet, but already very popular with Thai merchants, reputed to bring:
• increased sales
• regular customers
• sustainable prosperity
• quick financial opportunity
Features :
🙏 Master: Lineage of Luang Phor Ruay Pasatiko
🛕 Temple: Wat Tako (Ayutthaya)
✨ Divinity: Mae Nang Kwak – Yant LP Ruay
📐 Dimensions: 20 mm X 20 mm
⚓ Weight: 7 grams
Ideal item for: wallets, shop cash registers, trade altars, makeshift vases, work vehicles.
💰 In the ancient shops of Ayutthaya, it is said that a properly blessed goody bag never runs dry. The golden metal captures the energy of Luang Phor Ruay's blessings and channels it like an invisible thread between your heart and your plans. Two goddesses watch over the reverse to invoke prosperity, while roosters awaken swift good fortune. Whoever welcomes this piece opens the door to a gentle yet irresistible flow of abundance.