Thai Amulet Phra Pikkanet LP Teng – Som Prathana Edition | Lead with Takrut | Code No. 15
Thai Buddhist/Hindu Devotional Amulet Phra Pikkanet (Ganesha), LP Teng – “Som Prathana” Edition, Lead Material, Back Embedded with Takrut, Untrimmed Wings, Combined Code No. 15
A distinctive Phra Pikkanet (Ganesha) amulet from the “Som Prathana” edition associated with LP Teng.
This particular piece is made from lead and features a Takrut embedded into the reverse. The amulet is also not trimmed around the wings, preserving the original casting edge. The piece is stamped with a combined identification code, No. 15.
Special Features of This Individual Piece
Som Prathana Edition – meaning “fulfillment of wishes / attaining one's aspirations”
Lead material
Takrut embedded on the reverse
Untrimmed wings / original casting edge
Combined stamped code – No. 15
Individual numbered/code-marked collectible
Traditional Devotional Meaning
Phra Pikkanet / Ganesha is traditionally revered as a deity associated with wisdom, success, learning, creativity, and overcoming obstacles. The name of this edition, Som Prathana, carries the auspicious meaning of having one's aspirations fulfilled.
Traditionally associated with:
Success & accomplishment
Overcoming obstacles
Wisdom and good judgment
Business and career progress
Creativity and learning
Fulfillment of aspirations
Good fortune and auspicious beginnings
The Takrut is traditionally regarded in Thai amulet culture as a sacred yantra object used for blessings and protection.
These descriptions represent traditional devotional beliefs and cultural meanings and are not guarantees of supernatural results.
