Thai Amulet

This petite Thai prayer amulet depicts a devout bodhisattva in standing mediation, arms held forward with an alms bowl in dhyana mudra.

A wooden figurine made in Thailand. A small figurine that imitates a swan-like, dragon-like creature that decorates the roofs of Thai temples. It is probably from the late 20th centu...

A wonderful, quite special and unique Thai (Thailand) Buddhist sacred amulet/charm necklace featuring 32 silver and gold toned amulets/charms plus one main larger key shaped center p...

This exceptionally rare Northern Thai Saenkajai amulet, dating approximately 15th–17th century (circa 400–600 years old), represents one of the most evocative and spiritually resonan...

This petite brass amulet depicts the Hindu god Ganesha, easily recognized by his elephant face and four arms. Ganesha is a widely worshipped deity believed to grant success, prosperi...

This petite brass prayer amulet depicts the Buddhist bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara, also known by the names Chenresi, Guanyin or Kannon. Considered the embodiment of compassion, this b...

This petite Thai prayer amulet depicts a seated medicine Buddha, also known as the King of Healers.

Phra Somdej amulets are regarded as the "King of Amulets" in Thai culture, originating in the 19th century with the revered monk Somdej Toh of Wat Rakang.

I’ve had a lot of Thai Buddhas pass through my hands over the years, but this little walking Sukhothai has stayed one of my personal favorites. 13th/14th century, made of clay and s...