Large handcrafted terracotta amulet depicting the god Indra seated on his celestial mount, the three-headed elephant Airavata . This piece was made using traditional methods by an Ajarn from the Uttaradit region in northern Thailand.
At the base of the amulet is an alchemical bead of green glass , inserted to channel protective energies and celestial blessings. The ancient style and raw texture of the terracotta give this amulet a powerful presence, charged with vibrations from the natural elements and rituals invoking the god Indra.
Indra, king of the gods in the Hindu-Buddhist pantheon, is invoked for his power in the face of obstacles, his spiritual authority, and his ability to dispel darkness with his lightning and divine mount. This depiction on Airavata is a symbol of victory, expanded consciousness, and nobility of spirit.
- đ Temple: Local tradition â Uttaradit
- âš Deity: Indra and Airavata
- đ Dimensions: 4 cm x 7 cm
- â Weight: 55 grams
- Reliquary: New custom-made reliquary in silver-plated metal decorated with traditional motifs.
đ Emerging from the clay of sacred lands, this talisman of Indra embodies celestial power riding the forces of nature. The three-headed elephant Airavata carries the vibrations of a world between heaven and earth. The green pearl, sealed within the clay, serves as an alchemical core, absorbing, filtering, and diffusing the wearer's invisible energies. An amulet of sovereign presence, intended for protectors, spiritual leaders, and those who walk between worlds.