Our rare and powerful PHRA SOMDEJ collections







If one were to question what the most popular amulet is in Thailand and across the world, there is none more famous than the revered Phra Somdej amulet. Not only does Phra Somdej have the most followers but the image on his amulet is one of the most recognisable across the globe. Statues and images of the revered monk are some of the most popular religious icons in Thailand and can be seen throughout the Kingdom.

Phra Somdej

  • Phra Somdej is part of the grand Benjapakee set.
  • It is known as the King of Amulets.
  • Offers strong protection and wards off dangers.
  • Enhances luck and invites positive opportunities.
  • Grants spiritual guidance and blessings.

 

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