Thank you for viewing. This particular amulet is a representation of a spirit child called "Ai Khai (or Takai)," associated with Wat Chedi in Nakhon Si Thammarat province, southern Thailand. ・Legend: According to legend, Ai Khai was a novice monk who followed the high priest Luang Por Tuad. He died young after being ordered to protect the temple, and his spirit is said to continue guarding the temple to this day. ・Benefits: Very popular in Thailand, he is fervently worshipped, especially as an "all-purpose spirit" that brings good fortune, prosperity in business, luck, lottery winnings, and grants wishes. ・Features: Commonly depicted as a naked boy with his hands clasped in prayer (wai), with the Thai word "Ai Khai" inscribed on the pedestal. ・Purpose: Believed to bring good luck, prosperity, or protection. Ai Khai is sometimes considered a type of "Kuman Thong" in a broad sense. Kuman Thong is a spirit of a "golden boy" in Thai folk beliefs, believed to bring wealth and protection to its owner, and is often enshrined in homes and shops. This product is also sold on other sites, so it may be removed without notice. To prevent being sold out due to a discrepancy, we would appreciate it if you could comment before purchasing. Instant purchase is also possible, but please understand that we may cancel your order if the item is out of stock. We ask for your purchase if you understand that this is a used item. Thank you for your consideration. Thank you. #Buddha statue #Ai Khai #Kuman Thong #Amulet #Good fortune #Business prosperity #Good luck #Thai amulet