All of the Bucha Kroo 2547 BE edition of fine Taw Waes Suwan amulets, made from Nakorn Patom Master, Luang Por Poon of Wat Pai Lom are now an extreme rarity to find one available. Luang Por Poons amulets are known not only for the effectiveness of their magic, but also for the fact that the amulets are alwasy made with a very high grade of design quality and finish. They are thus not only sacred items of reverence, they are also wonderful examples of Buddhist Miniature Fine Art.

Taw Waes Suwan is the Lord of Wealth and Treasures, and Guardian of Accumulated Wealth. He is the Commander and King of the Asura (Yaksa), and protects from all Demons Ghosts and Wicked Spirits.

He is the God of Wealthy Business Men and of the Poor and Needy alike, because he not only assists in accumulating Wealth, he also prevents Wealth that is already gathered from being lost, and also will prevent lack of cashflow, which is one of the main downfalls of those with insufficient Income.

In preventing loss of cashflow, Taw Waes Suwan assists the Poor in avoiding desperate situations and debts. The amulet is made from 'Nuea Loha' (cast brazen metals smelted from Ancient Sacred Artifacts and Yantra Foils) with a Gold Plated exterior finish. The statuette is filled with some sacvred powders to empower it with magical elements, and has been reanimated with the invocation of Taw Waes Suwan, the four elements and the Incantations of Taewa Pisek Blessings in the final Ceremony at Wat Pai Lom.

He is a Guardian against Black Magic, and was a devout believer in the Buddha's teachings, and was responsible for converting his Yaksa Minions into followers of the Buddha's teachings. He gave the Atanatiya Paritta Kata to the Buddhas Monks, to protect them from Demons and Yaksa who were taking pleasure in molesting the Monks in their meditations, to prevent them from becoming enlightened. Taw Waes Suwan is thus the best Protection gainst Demonic attacks.

The word 'Poon' is embossed on the edge of the base of the amulet, which is a trademark of authenticity of this edition.

Kata Chants and the Story of Taw Waes Suwan

Size of amulet; 3.8 Cm High x 1.8 Cm wide