Phra Sai Yat Buddha (Tuesday Buddha) @ Wat Intharaviharn

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This amulet of Buddha Images for Each Day of the Week is released from Wat Intharaviharn temple in Bangkok, also called Wat Inn, of the late Ayutthaya Kingdom, when it was called Wat Bang Khunphrom Nok for the name of the suburb where it is located. The temple is at the northern edge of the Banglamphu area of Phra Nakhon, Bangkok. The royal temple, categorized as Class III, was built at the beginning of the Ayutthaya Kingdom and was originally called Wat Rai Phrik, a "Vegetable farms temple." 

 

It was so named as vegetable farms surrounded it. The land where the temple is situated was provided by King Rama I to accommodate prisoners of war. During King Vajiravudh, it was refurbished by Chao Intharwong; after that, it was known as Wat Intharavihan. This amulet can be obtained only at the temple grounds at the Wat Inn amulet counter. This Buddha Birth Day amulet does not come with the original temple box. It is inserted in a clear transparent plastic bag.

 

Buddha images represent moments in the Buddha's life. Thai people always respect their particular Buddha images that match their days of birth. To check your day of delivery, please click here for Calendar Conversion.

 

Tuesday Buddha – Phra Sai Yat Buddha

The Sleeping Day 

The left arm is along the body, and the right arm is a pillow, with the hand supporting the head. Story: The giant Asurindarahu wanted to see the Buddha but was reluctant to bow before him. While lying down, the Buddha presented himself as much larger than the giant. He then showed him the realm of heaven with heavenly figures more significant than the giant. After all this, Asurindarahu, the giant, was humbled and obeyed the Buddha before leaving. 

 

The posture of the Buddha is known as "Reclining." This amulet can be a special gift to show your loved one how much you care. A person born on Tuesday to worship the Buddha in this position is believed to be happy, lucky, peaceful, and prosperous. 

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!