This Pidta Pangpakan amulet is a Thai folk sacred amulet in the protective apotropaic form associated with Jatukham Rammathep. It is mainly believed to ward off evil and disasters, assist both upright and windfall wealth, guard against jealous rivals and gossip, attract benefactors, and protect the wearer's safety. It is especially suited for those facing risk, rivalry or difficult circumstances.
This piece is a double-sided Pidta Pangpakan amulet. The front presents the main protective image; the back carries rune inscriptions. It is set in a gold-toned narrow oval bezel fitted with a high-transparency acrylic face shield to protect the inner amulet.
The amulet body is cast in Nine-Blessings Copper (Nawa). The back shows red symbolic marks. No talisman tube is sealed inside. The polished metal loop bail is sturdy and ready for necklace-cord wearing.
Wearing this amulet is believed to deflect evil and disasters, shield the wearer from jealous rivals and slander, support both regular and unexpected income, draw helpful benefactors, and keep the wearer safe and steady.
This amulet is crafted following traditional Thai folk techniques, serving both as wearable decoration and folk collectible appreciation. Suitable for daily wear or as a gift for friends and family. The amulet case is sealed and water-resistant, effectively protecting the inner amulet and ensuring durability.
