Authentic Thai Amulet – Rian Tao Wessuwan "Chokedee" (Lucky Edition)
Blessed by: Luang Pu Boonma
Edition: Chokedee (Lucky Edition)
Year: B.E. 2565 (2022)
Special Kammakarn (Committee) Edition
Serial Number: Code No. 241
This exceptional Rian Tao Wessuwan (Thao Wessuwan) amulet is from the highly desirable Chokedee (Lucky Edition), blessed by the revered Luang Pu Boonma in B.E. 2565. Produced as a Kammakarn (Committee) Edition, this amulet features numerous rare hand-finished details that make it especially collectible.
The amulet is presented in an uncut (non-trimmed) form and is stamped with the sacred code number 9 on the front. Luang Pu Boonma personally hand-inscribed sacred Yantra (Jarn Yant) on both the front and reverse of the amulet. It also bears a special handwritten code (Code Pised), indicating a uniquely blessed piece.
The reverse is further enhanced with gold and silver Takrut, creating a rare and spiritually significant amulet sought after by collectors and devotees alike.
Product Details
- Authentic Thai Buddhist Amulet
- Rian Tao Wessuwan (Thao Wessuwan)
- Chokedee (Lucky Edition)
- Blessed by Luang Pu Boonma
- B.E. 2565 (2022)
- Kammakarn (Committee) Edition
- Uncut (Non-Trimmed) Design
- Front Stamped with Sacred Code 9
- Personally Hand-Written Sacred Yantra by Luang Pu Boonma
- Special Handwritten Code (Code Pised)
- Reverse Hand-Written Sacred Yantra
- Includes Gold Takrut and Silver Takrut
- Serial Number: 241
- Made in Thailand
Traditional Believed Benefits
According to Thai tradition, TaoWessuwan is revered as the guardian of the northern direction and protector of wealth.
Devotees believe this sacred amulet may help with:
- Attract wealth and financial prosperity
- Increase luck and good fortune
- Protect against negative energies and harmful influences
- Safeguard business and property
- Enhance authority and leadership
- Remove obstacles and misfortune
- Improve career success
- Increase confidence and courage
- Invite blessings of abundance and stability
The spiritual benefits described are based on traditional Thai Buddhist beliefs and personal faith.
Thai amulets are blessed during traditional Buddhist ceremonies by respected monks and are treasured for their spiritual symbolism, cultural significance, and fine craftsmanship. Committee editions with personal handwritten yantras are especially prized by collectors because each piece is unique.
