Naam Tao Dud Throp 100 Year Edition Wat Pak Nam B.E. 2527 Green Wealth-Attracting Plastic Amulet

Description

Wat Pak Nam in PhraseCharoen is one of Bangkok's most important royal temples, located in the Khlong Bangkok Noi area. The temple has a long history and is closely associated with the venerated master Luang Pho Sod Jantasaro. Luang Pho Sod was the former abbot of Wat Pak Nam and was instrumental in promoting the practice and teachings of Dhammakaya, which became widely known. During Luang Pho Sod's time, Wat Pak Nam played an important role in education, dharma practice, and the propagation of Buddhism. After Luang Pho Sod's passing in B.E. 2502, the temple continued to preserve his lineage of practice and religious work. Wat Pak Nam has created sacred objects on many occasions, including religious amulets and commemorative items for important temple anniversaries. The Naam Tao Dud Throp 100 Year edition from B.E. 2527 is a sacred object created for the temple's centennial anniversary milestone. This particular piece is green in colour, designed to attract wealth, and is made of plastic material. In Chinese and Thai traditions, the toad is often used as a symbol of prosperity and abundance.