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Registry of masters and amulets

Authentic amulets,
obtained directly from the temple

Every piece records the date it was obtained and the temple it came from, with the biographies of the masters connected to it to read before you decide. Order online, with delivery throughout Thailand.

Sourcing

We obtain directly from the temple

Every piece records the date it was obtained and links back to the master and the temple it came from.

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  1. Directly from the temple

    We travel to the temple ourselves and obtain pieces from the temple's own amulet office

  2. Provenance recorded for every piece

    Master, temple, year made and date obtained are listed on every product page

Shipping & payment

Order online, delivered throughout Thailand

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Shipping

  • Ships within 1⁠–⁠3 days

    By registered mail

  • Shipping 50 THB

    Per order, regardless of weight or number of pieces

  • Free shipping

    On orders of 1,500 THB or more

  • Within Thailand

    No international shipping

Payment

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    Scan the QR code with a Thai banking app

  • Visa · Mastercard

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  • No account needed

    Confirm your email with a 6-digit code at checkout — no password

  • Tracking number

    Emailed to you as soon as your parcel is sent

Registry · the story behind every piece

  1. MastersBiographies, origins and practice of the masters
  2. TemplesThe history of each temple
  3. Buddha ImagesPrincipal Buddha images and the legends around them

Masters

Luang Pu Toh

Luang Pu Toh

A widely revered monk (1887–1981) who served as abbot of Wat Pradoo Chimplee for 68 years. His Phra Pidta is his foremost amulet and became one of the most popular amulets in Thailand.

Temples

The front of the vihara of Wat Suthat Thepwararam

Wat Suthat Thepwararam

A temple founded by King Rama I within the inner city of Bangkok in 2350 BE (1807 CE) and completed under King Rama III in 2390 BE (1847 CE). It enshrines Phra Si Sakyamuni (Phra To), the great Buddha image brought from the royal vihara of Wat Mahathat in Sukhothai.