Phra Krueng, Phra Nok Yoong (Peacock). The peacock, a sacred bird in Buddhist countries believed to ward off evil and a symbol of beauty due to its beautiful appearance. This is a beautiful amulet issued early on, which made the name of Kruba Chaiyapatapi famous. ◾️Temple Issued: Wat Doi Duang Kaeo (Chiang Rai Province) Issued by KB Chaiyapatapi ◾️Issuance Year: Around 2559 BE (around 2016) ◾️Ceremony: Puttaphisek, prayer, and soul-infusion by Kruba Chaiyapatapi. ◾️Issuance Purpose: Restoration of Wat Doi Duang Kaeo and construction of a Chedi. ◾️Case: Micron made The beautiful peacock (Nok Yoong) with the Brahma god on the back, two Takruts, and numerous precious stones. This beautiful amulet, made with flowers, plants, and herbs, brings peace to the mind through sight and smell. Benefits: Warding off evil, pursuit of beauty, improvement of charm and business luck, and improvement of interpersonal relationships. Kruba Chaiyapatapi is the abbot of Wat Doi Duang Kaeo. Although he is still a young monk, he is highly respected in Chiang Rai as a devoted Buddhist monk. He is also very popular in Singapore, Hong Kong, and other places for creating beautiful amulets. He can be said to be one of the monks who creates popular amulets in Asia. ★Phra Krueng are generally borrowed by making offerings or serving at Thai temples. ★Many sports players and celebrities are fans, and it is widely known as an amulet among Thai people. Regarding antique items, please understand that they are used items, so please understand their condition. #ThaiAmuletMarket