Amulets from Cambodia.

Cambodian amulets, or " Kru Khmer ", are emblematic objects imbued with mysticism in Cambodia. For centuries, these little talismans
have played an essential role in Cambodian culture, blending elements of Buddhism, Hinduism and local animist beliefs.
Amulets are worn by people of all ages and social classes, and the belief in their powers of protection and good luck is deeply ingrained.
in the Cambodian psyche.

Cambodian amulets come in various forms, from medallions to pendants, including statuettes and bracelets. Each type of amulet is believed to have specific powers, ranging from protection against malevolent spirits
to the attraction of prosperity and luck. The designs and symbols on these amulets also vary, but some common elements include the Buddha,
Hindu deities, sacred animals and magical formulas.

These amulets are often blessed by Buddhist or Ajarn monks, which reinforces their symbolic power. The wearers firmly believe that these amulets can protect them from dangers, bring health, wealth or love, or even ward off evil spirits. Some Cambodians wear their amulets all the time, while others place them in specific locations in their home or workplace to benefit from their protective influence.

Although the effectiveness of amulets cannot be scientifically proven,
they continue to play an important role in the daily lives of Cambodians
providing them with a feeling of security and comfort. They embody the rich spiritual and cultural history of Cambodia and bear witness to the deep belief
in the magic and spirituality that persists in this fascinating country.