Bronze statuette of the seven-headed Naga King with a red crystal ball

This small bronze statuette depicts the seven-headed King of the Nagas , coiled on a sculpted base and guarding a Dta Payanag Naga crystal ball. Beneath the base is concealed a small copper amulet of the Buddha Phra Naphok , which further enhances the energies of protection and stability.

The sacred serpent is exquisitely detailed, with its seven heads raised like a protective fan. The red bead symbolizes the jewel of the depths, connected to the spirits of the waters and the hidden worlds of the Mekong. This piece is perfect for a Buddhist altar, a meditation corner, or a workspace you wish to place under the protection of the nagas.

A guardian for the altar and the house

In Thai tradition, nagas protect temple staircases, rivers, and the boundaries between worlds. Associated with the Buddha Phra Naphok, discreetly placed beneath the statue, this King of the Nagas unites two complementary forces: the vigilance of the water spirits and the peaceful stability of the Buddha.

• On an altar, he watches over your amulets, stones, and offerings.
• Near a door, it acts as a guardian against negative influences and malevolence.
• In a workspace, it supports smooth prosperity and the success of your projects.

You can offer her clear water, flowers, a little incense, or a simple silent prayer. Visualize the red crystal ball as an underground sun that absorbs fears, jealousies, and obstacles, transforming them into protective energy.

Features

🙏 Master: contemporary ritual production, Thai craftsmanship

✨ Deity: Seven-headed Naga King, with a small amulet of Phra Naphok beneath the base

📐 Dimensions: Small statuette, ideal for a home altar or desk

⚓ Weight: approximately 60 grams

Spiritual virtues

• Protection against negative magic, jealousy, and energy attacks.
• Stabilizing places where energies are unstable or heavy.
• Support for smooth prosperity, businesses and projects that take time to mature.
• Helps explore the depths of the subconscious and work with dreams.

The seven heads of the naga represent the seven directions of protection and the multiple layers of consciousness. The presence of Phra Naphok beneath the base acts as a solid Buddhist anchor, ensuring that the energies of the nagas remain channeled within a dharma framework and not into the chaos of brute forces.

Placed on your altar, this statue gives the impression that a piece of a Thai temple has found its way into your home. The gaze of the nagas seems to sweep across the room, while the red crystal ball discreetly captures and transforms what should not remain in the space. If you take the time to connect with it, this statuette can become a true guardian of the threshold and an ally in your inner practices.

By meditating for a few moments before the King of the Nagas, you can imagine his rings encircling your home, your mind, and your projects like a protective circle. Phra Naphok, hidden beneath the base, watches over everything to ensure it remains aligned with the wisdom of the Buddha rather than with fear or the need for control.