This is a talisman featuring Phaya Naga, or “Phaya Nak”, the king serpent who lives in the Mekong River and is responsible for the celestial fireballs that rise into the sky in Laos and Thailand. Phaya Naga is also responsible for the rain and floods. Nagas were praised throughout ancient Southeast Asia including parts of the Philippines.

This talisman was blessed by the Honorable Luang Pu Peng, the abbot of Wat Sirisuttho (Wat Pa Kham Chanod), Udon Thani Province, Thailand. It is a brass Phaya Naga with a consecrated white cloth string tied by the abbot. Trinidad has further consecrated this talisman using a syncretized siren goddess folk ritual at the Dragon Mountain monastery in California. This is a potent talisman for success in work, creative pursuits, and life goals.

Material: Brass painted with gold

Size: 4x2 cm