21 Rare Black Various Shaped Petrified Wood Somdej Toh Amulets – WLK Collection
Original price was: $138.88.$88.88Current price is: $88.88.
Buy one of these Black Petrified Wood Somdej Toh Amulets – from the Sisaket, Thailand WLK Collection
We have 21 of these black ones to sell to you today. Choose one and let us know which one it is you want. We have premium solid silver cases available too.
These Very Rare and Collectible (one-of-a-kind) Petrified Wood Somdej Toh Amulets Include:
- FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING WITH INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED TRACKING
- FREE STAINLESS STEEL CASE
- FREE NECKLACE
- FREE SECRET GIFT
SECURE TRANSACTIONS EVERY TIME.
Description
We have 21 of these very rare and highly collectible Somdej Toh Buddha pendants in various shapes of rectangle, triangle, and just one in an unblossomed lotus shape. We have already rented over thirty of these to different people around the world over the last 20 years. Petrified wood (ไม้กลายเป็นหิน), is of course, thousands to millions of years old and comes from Wat Lahn Kuat in Northeast Thailand. A very small temple with great power.
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This is part of the “WLK Amulet Collection” from Wat Lahn Kuat (million bottle temple) which includes premium brown and black petrified wood and white jade pendants that are exclusive to this temple and area of Thailand.
Some of the pendants have, on the reverse side, an inscription with a small bit router that reads the name of the temple – Wat Lahn Kuat or WLK, and the year the pendant batch was made. Some of these were made in the Buddhist year 2547, and others in 2548. This is 2004, or 2005 in Western calendars.
WHY DO BUDDHISTS BUY SOMDEJ TOH BUDDHA AMULETS?
Somdej Buddha Pendants History– here’s a full history of this type of amulet.
Buddhists buy Somdej Toh Buddha amulets for their legendary power and spiritual protection, making them one of the most sought-after amulets in Thailand. Known as the “King of Amulets,” by many Thais, Somdej amulets are believed to provide immense protection, good fortune, and a shield from danger or harm. These amulets are also seen as potent tools for enhancing mindfulness, meditation, and spiritual growth for meditators, or anyone interested.
Many wearers believe that possessing a Somdej amulet attracts positive energy, wards off misfortune, and helps you connect more deeply with your inner peace. The spiritual power these amulets hold, coupled with their historical significance, make them highly treasured.
The origins of Somdej Toh Buddha amulets trace back to one of Thailand’s most famous monks, Somdej Phra Buddhacara Toh Prommarangsi, also known as Somdej Toh. He lived during the mid-19th century and was highly respected for his deep knowledge of Buddhist scriptures, his compassion, and his ability to perform miraculous feats that were attributed to his power collected through meditation as a monk.
Somdej Toh crafted the first of these amulets at Wat Rakhang, a prominent temple in Bangkok, and blessed them with powerful protective chants. His reputation and the spiritual potency of the amulets spread rapidly, making them deeply revered not just for their spiritual qualities but also as objects of devotion tied to this legendary monk.
What sets Somdej Toh Buddha amulets apart is their distinct, simple yet elegant design. The amulets often depict the Buddha seated in a meditative posture on a three-level pedestal, symbolizing the attainment of Nirvana and spiritual transcendence. The minimal design, a rectangular shape, is unique to many Somdej amulets and easily recognizable.
This classic style has been passed down through generations of skilled artisans and monks, who continue to produce and bless them with the same rituals that Somdej Toh established. With their blend of history, powerful blessings, and symbolic design, these amulets serve as not only protective items but also profound connections to the rich spiritual heritage of Thai Buddhism.
You can own one today as we have many. Please keep in mind, none of the amulets we sell here are original Somdej Toh amulets – those cost thousands of dollars.
How To Order?
Look at the amulets in the big photo. Choose one you like. Let us know which one you would like by telling us the row and number from left to right.
Like Row 2, #4.
OK?
Please note – size varies a bit. All are small enough for a necklace for an adult. The smaller ones would be better for a child’s necklace.
These Very Rare Black Petrified Wood (ไม้กลายเป็นหิน) Somdej Toh Buddhist Pendants Include:
- FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING WITH INTERNATIONAL REGISTERED TRACKING
- FREE STAINLESS STEEL CASE with Optional Solid Silver Case (+$80)
- FREE NECKLACE
- FREE SECRET GIFT!
SECURE TRANSACTIONS EVERY TIME.
Additional information
Style | Somdej Toh |
---|---|
Monk | Buddha |
Shape | rectangle |
Material | brown petrified wood (stone) |
Case | Can add free stainless steel traditional case, or upgrade for $80 to solid silver case. |
Height | 1 – 1.25 inches (2.5 – 3 cm) |
Width | approx 3/4 inch (2 cm) |
Buddhist Temple | Wat Lahn Kuat (WLK) |
Temple Location | Sisaket, Thailand |
Age Group | adult, kids |
Color | Brown |
Gender | Unisex |