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Silver and Gold Tapian Mahalap Amulet Luang Pho Te Kongtong Wat Samngam B.E. 2511
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Introduction
Silver and gold Tapian Mahalap amulet created by Luang Pho Te Kongtong of Wat Samngam in B.E. 2511. A sacred charm connected to fish symbolism beliefs.
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Full product description
Silver and gold Tapian Mahalap amulet created by Luang Pho Te Kongtong of Wat Samngam, Nakhon Pathom Province in B.E. 2511. It is one of the sacred charms connected to beliefs about fish. The Tapian fish is considered a symbol found in Thai folk craftsmanship and amulets across many different periods and eras, particularly in agricultural society that had a strong connection to waterways and abundance.
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