Phra Kruang, Phra Payanak (Naga eating its tail). This amulet offers protection and is believed to bring good fortune in business, especially in financial matters. ※ The Naga eating each other's tails symbolizes infinite abundance. Known as "Naga Bus," the circle represents endless prosperity. The Naga deity is originally a god of agricultural fertility (land and water). Therefore, it is a symbol of "wealth," believed to bring about freedom from hunger, that is, abundant good fortune. ▪️ Issued by the temple Asom Sathan Suan Puttasart (Nakhon Ratchasima Province), issued by KB Kritsana. ▪️ Year of issue: Unknown ▪️ Ceremony: Blessed and consecrated with Puttaphisek (prayer) by Kruba Kritsana. ▪️ Case: Micron made Made of holy powder. The Naga deity, a dragon god, is beautifully colored. Kruba Kritsana was born in Korat in 1954 and continued his training in the forests of the northeast for over 10 years. He continues to create powerful and innovative amulet designs, and his reputation has gained him many fans from within Thailand to other Asian countries. He is now considered one of the most popular high priests creating amulets in Asia. ★ Phra Kruang are generally borrowed by making offerings or serving at Thai temples. ★ Many athletes and celebrities are fans, and it is widely known as an amulet among the Thai people. Regarding antique items, please understand that they are used items, so please understand their condition. #ThaiAmuletMarket