Amulet Ping is a Thai amulet study archive based in Na Kae, Nakhon Phanom, in northeastern Thailand. The site currently documents 517 amulets connected with 43 guru monks and sacred images.
What makes the archive different is simple: every piece shown is in our own collection and photographed by us. Each amulet is photographed from the front, back, both angled sides, edges, top and bottom, and then under a microscope at 100× and 1000× magnification. Nothing is a stock image or a photo borrowed from elsewhere.
The archive exists to help people study Thai amulets: the material (sacred powder, clay, herbal mixes, silver, copper and old alloys), the molds and batches, the temples and the guru monks behind them. Beliefs about each master are recorded as traditional beliefs passed down among devotees — never as guarantees of any result.
Pieces in the collection may be available for adoption (“rent”, as Thai collectors say). We do not issue authenticity certificates and make no guarantees; we show the real object in detail so that you can judge for yourself and seek further opinions. Please use your own judgement.