Round Thai Buddha pendant with raised gold seated figure in an ornate gold frame

Balance & Protection-Thai Temple Amulet Pendant

Sale price  $88.00 Regular price  $138.00
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Round Thai Buddha pendant with raised gold seated figure in an ornate gold frame

Balance & Protection-Thai Temple Amulet Pendant

Sale price  $88.00 Regular price  $138.00

“A substantial temple amulet shaped around balance, protection, and quiet presence.”

Item Details

  • Product Type: Double-Sided Pendant
  • Pendant Size: 35 × 26 × 8 mm
  • Pendant Weight: 38 g
  • Chain Type: Beaded Rope
  • Temple Origin, as Listed: Wat Chumaha
  • Year, as Listed: 2004 / Buddhist Era 2547
  • Material: Not specified in the existing product details

An ornate double-sided pendant brings together a raised central figure, detailed circular frame, and a reverse stupa motif bordered by lotus forms. The substantial 38 g profile and beaded rope give the piece a grounded, ceremonial presence.

Thai temple amulet pendant front and reverse design with 35 by 26 by 8 millimeter callout

Stones & Symbols

Temple Amulet — Traditionally carried as a personal symbol of balance, protection, and spiritual remembrance.

Stupa and Lotus Motifs — The reverse design combines a central stupa form with a surrounding lotus-petal border, suggesting reverence and steadiness.

Design Inspiration

The design presents two distinct faces of one amulet: an ornate raised figure on the front and a stupa framed by pink lotus forms on the reverse. A detailed gold-color outer frame and black beaded rope complete its substantial profile.

Who It's For

  • Someone drawn to detailed Thai temple amulets and double-sided designs.
  • A meaningful gift for a person entering a new chapter or seeking a grounded keepsake.
  • Collectors who appreciate substantial pendants with visible front-and-reverse symbolism.

FAQ

1. What appears on each side?
The photographs show a raised central figure on the front and a stupa motif surrounded by pink lotus-petal forms on the reverse.

2. What origin and date are recorded for this amulet?
The existing product record lists Wat Chumaha and the year 2004, corresponding to Buddhist Era 2547. These details have not been independently authenticated.

Care Guidelines

  • Keep the pendant and beaded rope away from prolonged moisture, perfume, and household chemicals.
  • Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth; do not use abrasive polish on the colored or raised surfaces.
  • Store separately to protect the relief details, frame, and beads from scratches.

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