Mae Nang Kaew Haab Ngern Locket (The Money-Carrying Lady Locket) - Wealth & Influence.
Invite prosperity and commanding presence with the Money-Carrying Lady Locket. This sacred amulet invokes the generous goddess who carries abundant silver and gold, ensuring the devotee never lacks wealth. Riding the powerful Royal Elephant, the Money-Carrying Lady bestows influence and respect.
The ancient Lao incantation calls upon her to bring forth wealth and fulfill desires swiftly. Archan Inkaew meticulously crafted this locket following authentic Lao tradition, focusing on wealth accumulation, ease of living, and continuous flow of riches. It is believed to bring happiness, progress, and opportunities for success, turning endeavors into wealth.
Consecrated through powerful rituals in auspicious locations, this locket harnesses the ancient Lao magical art passed down through generations. The Money-Carrying Lady is uniquely invoked with candlelight. Her presence is said to bring respect, helpfulness, loving-kindness, and an aura of authority, enhancing one's appearance.
Devotees believe that wishes for wealth and love are quickly granted when the Money-Carrying Lady resides with them. Hearing unexpected music may signify that she is bringing good news. This amulet is also revered for enhancing speaking skills, boosting confidence for sales and business professionals, leading to persuasive communication.
Key Sacred Materials: Sacred soils, powerful Lersi and Archan Inkaew powders, potent woods and herbs for charm and wealth attraction, and Leklai.
The locket features special embedded items for amplified blessings: Wealth-attracting Silver and Gold Gourd, abundance-ensuring Consecrated Rice Gold, over 1,000 auspicious herbs in the Pong Suwan Phan Siri, and the heart of The Money-Carrying Lady wealth-attracting Takrut.
This amulet has many special items embedded on the back, consisting of:
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“Nam Tao Ngern Thong” (Silver and Gold Gourd): The sacred power of the gourd is to attract fortune and wealth, as well as prevent danger. The Chinese believe it can ward off inauspicious things. Importantly, it can resolve and cleanse negative magic for those who cannot save money.
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"Thong Khao" (Gold Rice): This follows the auspicious belief that "Khao" (rice) sounds similar to "Khao" (enter), allowing silver and gold to flow in continuously. This rice has been consecrated and scattered for crows to eat until they were full and satisfied; then the remaining rice was collected and embedded as an auspicious sign of "abundance and never experiencing hardship."
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"Pong Suwan Phan Siri" (Thousand Auspicious Golden Powder): Contained in a golden bottle, this is a collection of mother essence herbs and sacred materials that Archan Inkaew uses as ingredients in almost every batch of his amulets, consisting of over 1,000 types of auspicious herbs.