Thai Amulet Phra Jatukam Ramathep — “Sap Muen Lan” Edition
Phaya Krut Reverse | LP Warrah Wat Pho Thong | BE 2550 | Black Maha Wan | Copper Mask | Red-Ink Yantra
A distinctive Thai amulet Phra Jatukam Ramathep, from the “Sap Muen Lan” edition, created by Phra Ajarn Warrah Punyawaro of Wat Pho Thong, Bang Mod, Bangkok, in BE 2550 (2007).
Phra Ajarn Warrah is particularly well known among Thai amulet collectors for his association with the Phaya Krut (Garuda) tradition. This edition combines the revered image of Jatukam Ramathep on the front with a powerful Phaya Krut design on the reverse.
The amulet is made from black Maha Wan sacred material, with a distinctive copper mask on the front. The reverse is further enhanced with a red-ink yantra inscription, adding an important traditional sacred detail.
Special Features
Phra Jatukam Ramathep “Sap Muen Lan” Edition
Created by Phra Ajarn Warrah Punyawaro
Wat Pho Thong, Bang Mod, Bangkok
BE 2550 (2007)
Consecrated through a large Maha Deva Phisek ceremony held over 5 ritual occasions
Front features Phra Jatukam Ramathep
Reverse features Phaya Krut (Garuda)
Black Maha Wan sacred material
Distinctive copper mask
Red-ink yantra inscription
Special design combining Jatukam Ramathep and Phaya Krut traditions
Traditional Beliefs & Symbolism
Phra Jatukam Ramathep is a highly recognizable figure in modern Thai amulet culture and is traditionally associated with wealth, prosperity, protection, authority, and overcoming obstacles.
The reverse features Phaya Krut (Garuda), one of the most prominent protective and royal symbols in Thai tradition. Garuda is traditionally associated with power, authority, protection, courage, and victory over obstacles.
The name “Sap Muen Lan” can be translated as “Ten Billion in Wealth” or “Tens of Billions in Wealth,” giving this edition a strong traditional association with prosperity and abundance.
The combination of Jatukam Ramathep on the front and Phaya Krut on the reverse, together with the black Maha Wan material, copper mask, and red-ink yantra, makes this an attractive piece for collectors of Phra Jatukam Ramathep and Phaya Krut amulets by Phra Ajarn Warrah.
Descriptions of spiritual properties reflect traditional Thai beliefs and cultural interpretations and are presented for collector and cultural purposes.
