Thao Maha Phrom (Lord Brahma) Silver-plated @ Kruba Phatta

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Amulet City gladly accepts a returns policy within 30 days of the original sales receipt of the delivery date. The item must be returned in proper original and unopened packaging. I will not refund any package not packaged in its original packaging when returned to me unless it is confirmed and proven fake. 

 

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Phra Kru Palad Thanaphat Phattarayano (widely known as Kruba Phatta) is a respected Buddhist monk and preceptor based at Wat Thammachai Mongkol (Thung Lakhon), located in Mae Taeng District, Chiang Mai Province.

Kruba Phatta is deeply rooted in the northern Thai (Lanna) spiritual tradition. Wat Thammachai Mongkol, situated amidst the natural landscapes of Mae Taeng, serves as a center for meditation and the creation of sacred amulets. Over the years, he has gained regional and national recognition among amulet collectors and devotees for his mastery over traditional Lanna magical arts, sacred ritual crafting, and auspicious talismans designed to improve everyday livelihoods.

Kruba Phatta is widely celebrated for producing specialized amulets that focus on wealth, fortune, and protection. Some of his most notable ritual works and skills include:

He frequently crafts and consecrates items aimed at business success, financial flow, and overcoming economic hardship—such as wealth-attracting hands (Fa Mue Setthi), millionaire-class talismans, and quick-fortune items (Than Jai).

He is well-known for reviving and blessing traditional northern artifacts, such as the Four-Ears, Five-Eyes deity (Si Hu Ha Ta)—rooted in Lanna folklore regarding a miraculous creature that transforms charcoal into gold—as well as specialized animal talismans like the auspicious squirrel (Phaya Krasok) which symbolizes diligence, resourcefulness, and preventing wealth leakage.

Kruba Phatta frequently issues sacred editions of revered celestial and Hindu-Buddhist deities (such as Thao Maha Phrom or Lord Brahma), combining precise astrological timing with traditional mantra chanting to ensure powerful protective and fortune-boosting properties for worshippers.

 

The Great Brahma has different powers, with each side holding various weapons. He is always in Thai people's hearts, believes in protecting the wearer from harm, and fulfills all requests for devotees' blessings for business, career, love, and well-being. 

 

The front side of the Brahma right signifies protection and righteousness. The Mala Beads, wearers, or devotees are to believe in the law of cause and effect from evil deeds caused, and the bliss, wealth will be earned from good deeds. 

 

Left Hand Side: The right-hand holds a Spear Stick, which signifies supreme authority, suggesting the wearer or devotees will have power in life and success. 

 

The left side depicts holding a Holy Water Pot in front, which signifies the blessings of all requests are fulfilled.

 

Back Side: The side at the back depicts one hand holding the Dharma Wheel, which signifies eliminating disasters and subduing demons; the wearer or devotees are required to ward off unnecessary problems and mental disturbance.

 

The other hand holds an Ordering Object, signifying unlimited power, and the wearer or devotees are expected to observe the precepts and rules strictly for the divine blessing. 

 

Right-Hand Side: The left-hand holds signify wisdom; the wearer or the devotees are expected to meditate, stay with a clear mind of awareness, and help the unfortunate and needy in society. 

 

Lastly, the right hand holding a Conch signifies the granting of bliss to all living beings so that happiness can prevail. 

 

Make your prayers to the Great Brahma and seek his blessing:

• The front statue prays for Business, Luck, and Success.
• The left-hand side prays for Wisdom, Love, and Popularity.
• The back figure prays for Wealth, Good Fortune, and Chances.
• The right-hand side prays for Health and to Keep Safe from Sickness and Disease.

 

• The Great Brahma originated in India and later in Bangkok, Thailand. People pray to the Great Brahma for success, asking for positive outcomes in life, business, career, fortune, good relationships, peace, Health, and protection from all evil spirits. This amulet can be a special gift to show your loved one how much you care. The more you wear it, the more powerful it becomes.

 

• The Phra Phrom (The Four-Faced Deity), blessed by Wat Khuhasawan Worawihan's temple, does not have a specific Katha. The power is considered inherent within the amulet itself and does not require further activation by the user. If you wish to recite an incantation, this one can be used: YouTube Link.

The colour represented on the amulet is a close approximation and may vary from the actual colour. However, due to the limitations of the website, colours may appear differently on different monitors and lighting during photoshoots. Therefore it will not be 100% similar to the colour shown. I wish you a happy shopping!