This magical bracelet, dedicated to Er Ger Fong , the protective deity of gamblers and bettors, is a ritual piece designed to attract good fortune, promote winnings, and protect against unexpected losses. It was consecrated according to traditional rites by the Venerable Luang Phor Kei of Wat Wang Daeng in Ayutthaya.
The bracelet is made of a sacred red braided cord, a color traditionally associated with luck, active energy, and success. It is adorned with two enameled ritual cylinders: one representing Er Ger Fong, the other engraved with magical symbols and yang symbols specific to prosperity and favorable fortune.
Features
- 🙏 Master: Luang Phor Kei
- 🛕 Temple: Wat Wang Daeng (Ayutthaya)
- ✨ Deity: Er Ger Fong – god of gamblers
- 📐 Dimensions: Adjustable bracelet
Legend of Er Ger Fong
Er Ger Fong is a popular figure in Sino-Thai folklore, often called the "God of Gamblers." According to tradition, he was once a shrewd and audacious businessman, a master of chance and reversals of fortune. Gamblers pay homage to him to influence luck, attract unexpected opportunities, and turn unfavorable fortunes into sudden successes.
It is said that Er Ger Fong favors those who dare, while reminding us that good fortune must be accompanied by respect, discipline, and a clear mind. Objects consecrated in his name are worn as talismans during games of chance, bets, or uncertain financial decisions.
When chance falters and destiny hesitates, Er Ger Fong whispers to the dice and cards. He who bears his seal walks the invisible tightrope between risk and fortune, where luck can be tamed.