This is a charm believed to protect its owner from misfortune and bring good luck, whether carried in a wallet or bag, or displayed in a room. Thao Wessuwan is an important demon god and guardian deity in Thai Buddhism, equivalent to Bishamonten in Japan. It is believed to bring benefits such as warding off evil, expelling evil spirits, financial fortune, success in life, and luck in competition. It is popular as a talisman in Thailand, and is especially revered by those suffering from unexplained misfortune or spiritual troubles. ✨Benefits✨ • Guardian Deity: A deity of the heavens who protects the Buddhist law and guards people from evil spirits and external enemies. • Powerful Protection: Believed to have a very strong power to protect homes, families, and children. • Warding Off Evil and Evil Spirits: The power to ward off misfortune and bad luck, and to dispel unexplained unhappiness. • Financial and Career Luck: Enhances financial fortune and assists in career success and advancement. • Victory and Competition Luck: Increases luck in competitions and battles. • Quantity: 1 sheet • Size (approx.): 15cm (height) x 10cm (width) This amulet appears to be cut by hand by local people, so there may be some fraying or variations in the cut.