Golden Framed Tiger Amulet from Thailand.
Thailand boasts an incredibly rich tradition of folk magic, with various amulets and wearable magical objects designed to protect the wearer. Among these, the tiger amulets holds significant symbolic power, often associated with courage, strength, and fierceness. An amulet featuring a tiger is believed to endow the wearer with these qualities, aiding them in facing challenges and adversities with enhanced resilience and confidence.
This amulet presents a striking depiction of a tiger's face, viewed head-on, with its jaw open in a roar of power. The tiger's forehead bears features a Yantra, a sacred design painted on its third eye. The reverse side of the amulet features a small coin, symbolizing abundance and prosperity, and beneath it, a takrut—a small cylindrical scroll made from metal, inscribed with sacred text and imbued with protective properties.
Hand-painted and crafted from pressed clay, the amulet measures just over 1 x 1 inch and is encased in a hardened protective plastic. The tiger's face is framed by an ornamental golden-metal border, intricately carved with decorative designs.
The amulet includes a golden metal loop for attaching to a chain or necklace and comes with a sleek black cord, ready for wear. It was sourced in Bangkok, Thailand.
Thailand boasts an incredibly rich tradition of folk magic, with various amulets and wearable magical objects designed to protect the wearer. Among these, the tiger amulets holds significant symbolic power, often associated with courage, strength, and fierceness. An amulet featuring a tiger is believed to endow the wearer with these qualities, aiding them in facing challenges and adversities with enhanced resilience and confidence.
This amulet presents a striking depiction of a tiger's face, viewed head-on, with its jaw open in a roar of power. The tiger's forehead bears features a Yantra, a sacred design painted on its third eye. The reverse side of the amulet features a small coin, symbolizing abundance and prosperity, and beneath it, a takrut—a small cylindrical scroll made from metal, inscribed with sacred text and imbued with protective properties.
Hand-painted and crafted from pressed clay, the amulet measures just over 1 x 1 inch and is encased in a hardened protective plastic. The tiger's face is framed by an ornamental golden-metal border, intricately carved with decorative designs.
The amulet includes a golden metal loop for attaching to a chain or necklace and comes with a sleek black cord, ready for wear. It was sourced in Bangkok, Thailand.
Thailand boasts an incredibly rich tradition of folk magic, with various amulets and wearable magical objects designed to protect the wearer. Among these, the tiger amulets holds significant symbolic power, often associated with courage, strength, and fierceness. An amulet featuring a tiger is believed to endow the wearer with these qualities, aiding them in facing challenges and adversities with enhanced resilience and confidence.
This amulet presents a striking depiction of a tiger's face, viewed head-on, with its jaw open in a roar of power. The tiger's forehead bears features a Yantra, a sacred design painted on its third eye. The reverse side of the amulet features a small coin, symbolizing abundance and prosperity, and beneath it, a takrut—a small cylindrical scroll made from metal, inscribed with sacred text and imbued with protective properties.
Hand-painted and crafted from pressed clay, the amulet measures just over 1 x 1 inch and is encased in a hardened protective plastic. The tiger's face is framed by an ornamental golden-metal border, intricately carved with decorative designs.
The amulet includes a golden metal loop for attaching to a chain or necklace and comes with a sleek black cord, ready for wear. It was sourced in Bangkok, Thailand.
