Kumanthong Phra Kruang with Bed Kumanthong means "Golden Boy" and is similar to the Zashiki-warashi in Japan. They are popular deities in Thailand, believed to bring blessings such as household safety and business prosperity. They are treated with care, offering food and sweets as if they were real children. The original method of creating Kumanthong involved a ritual where a fetus was burned, dried into a mummy, and then sprinkled with gold powder – a practice that is hard to believe. Currently, it is impossible to mummify a fetus to create Kumanthong in Thailand. Kumanthong circulating in the market are thought to be made using ashes or bones. They are also associated with black magic and sorcery, and are now revered as Phra Kruang or Buddhist statues. Kumanthong is not just a charm; It is believed that treating them like real children, by "raising" them, offering food and sweets, will bring great fortune. ・Ward off misfortune ・Business prosperity ・Increase in fortune ・Good luck We are looking for those who feel a strong interest in this Kumanthong and are naturally drawn to it. Kumanthong has a very high protective effect and brings good luck. ☆ This is a set of two Kumanthong and a bed. ⚠️ The Kumanthong fits perfectly when placed in the bed. By tilting the body slightly towards the side with the pillow, you can see their faces when you look at them. (Please lay them down diagonally, not straight. It will be the perfect size.) This Kumanthong seems to be smiling when you look at it closely. The other Kumanthong has a slightly dissatisfied expression, as if they are hungry or sulking. It may be difficult to tell, but please compare them. ⚠️ This time, we have received two Kumanthong to sell. Both have different facial expressions. Also, the decorations around the bed are slightly different, so please take a close look. #PhraKruang #Thailand #Thailand #Kumanthong #ThaiAmulet #BusinessProsperity #GoodFortune #GoodLuck #ZashikiWarashi #BlackMagic #Amulet #EvilWarding #ThailandmarketPhraKruang