12 x 18 Inches fine grade Yantra Cloth with Multicolored Image of Taw Waes Suwan in Silk Screen Quality. A Finely Made Yantra Cloth worthy of Framing for the Wall of your Home, or Temple. Can However also be worn in Top Pocket or inside a Takrut Tube if wished as an Amulet. The Image of Lord Waes Suwan (Guberan in Hindu Cosmic Pantheon), is featured with four arms holding his Adamantine Crystal War Club, a Water Dragon, Parasol, and a Third Leg Guarding Treasure Chest, and War Club.

Released after Putta Pisek/Taewa Pisek Blessing on 31st July 2555 BE at Wat Na Meru in Ayuttaya. This Edition and Emanation of the Deity is 'Taw Waes Suwan Tri Pra Pra Pela' (three legged Asura King) - Ruay Heng Sayop Maha Utagapay edition (Lucky, Wealthy, and safe from Water Related Disasters). The Parason brings shelter from Floods by rain and also Shelters from the Onslaught of Difficulties allowing you to keep hold of your Savings instead of spending it on those too many rainy days which sometimes fall.

Taw Waes Suwan's third back leg (just Visible between two front legs in yant Cloth), is standing on a treasure chest guarding it and keeping it full of Treasure. These cloths were not released for sale after the Puttapisek Blessing. They were only distributed to those who Pre-Ordered as Sponsors.

Taw Waes Suwan is an Asura King of the Northern Quarter of Maha Jadturachiga Celestial Realm. He is the Lord of Riches and Commands all Ghosts Demons and Monsters. Protection from Evil Beings and Black Magic, and the accumulation of immense Wealth is the object of worshipping this Deity, who is a Servant of the Buddha Sakyamuni. Bucha Taw Waes Suwan for For Increasing Wealth, Fortune, Maintaining ones Accumulated Wealth Safe from Losses, and Protection from Black Magic and Demons.

The level of detail and depth of color shading is of the finest possible that can be found in Thai Pha Yant with the accepted technologies to date. Postage is Free for this item.

This Deity was Invoked and asked to help preventing your riches from flowing out again, once they have been gathered. Finding Money is one thing, but managing to keep it on one's possessions is much harder. For this reason, Taw Waes Suwan Tri Plab Pela was Invoked to Inhabit the Images with his Mental presence and Emit Blessings, Protections and Guard over the Possessions and Safety of the Households they dwell within, as well as the Nation.

Kata Hua Jai (Heart Mantra) of Taw Waes Suwan;

Wae (pronounced 'Way') Sa Pu Sa

Famous Master of Sak Yant and the World Famous Bullet Takrut 'Pra Ajarn Ord' was presiding over the Initial Smelting and Pouring/Casting Ceremony.

For the creation of the Metallic type amulets and statues of this edition, Pra Ajarn Ord also brought and donated a large quantity of Pure Solid Gold from the remainder of the refurbishment of the Pra Putta Nimit Pichit Marn Buddha statue in 2542. The Gold which was extracted from the replaced old parts of the statue is Hundreds of years old and is very Sacred for its passage through varuious Buddha statues and Amulets over a period of Centuries. This is considered the best kind of Metallic Muan Sarn content possible for Buddhist Sacred Cast Metal Amulets. This editions is Notable for its extremely high quality of design and of high quantity of valuable and sacred precious metals in the Chanuan Muan Sarn used to cast the statues and amulets with.

A Major Putta Pisek Blessing Ceremony held 31st July 2012 in the Uposadha Shrine Room of Wat Pra Pra Meru in Ayuttaya with 96 Master Monks of Ayuttaya Temples. Sponsored and created by the Munlaniti Pra Maha Buddha Nimitta Avalikitesworn Foundation, to raise funds for the building of a Massive Kwan Yin Avalokiteshvara Statue, with four faces facing four directions. Each face has a different Nationality and typical facial features of that race; Thai, Chinese, Korean and Japanese Kwan Yin faces.

Kata Chants and the Story of Taw Waes Suwan

All amulets and Bucha items in this Special edition from Ayuttaya Temple Wat pra Meru, pra Ajarn Ord and the Guru masters of Ayuttaya is expected to become a Classic and an Essential rarity, of the Grandeur and Stature of Taw Waes Suwan from Wat Sutat temple. This is due to the Immensely High quantity of Precious Metals and Ancient Golden Chanuan Muan Sarn used for the making, The Fine Artistic Design, and the Importance of the Ayuttaya Temple, the Masters present in the Ceremony (96 Guru Masters), the Empowerments of Pra Ajarn Ord, and the High Value and Small Numbers available. Most items were already sold out before release date, making the edition somewhat unavailable to those who did not catch the pre-order bookings. We foresaw this, and managed to reserve some for You our Customers to have the Opportunity to Own and Bucha. Masterpiece Bucha Images, amulets and Yantra Cloths of Fine Art Standard and Reference Grade Quality, with Luxurious Finish.