***A long necklace for decorate ***
Width 5.2 cm. Length 7.8 cm. Weight 34.87 grams.
Price 115,000 baht
The gold percentage is about 70-90%.
๐ Nakhi mi phit phiang Suriyo thai tiam thinakon
Lueai saeng saeng rayap yoi Sura saeng
Rueang rai krai wong waen Wichian saeng saeng phrai
Phloeng plang laeng fa fuean Fueat fa
This verse from Lilit Yuan Phai compares the majestic beauty of the Naga to the brilliant radiance of the sun. The poem vividly describes the Naga’s shimmering, graceful movements as it glows like a flawless diamond illuminating the heavens. This literary masterpiece not only portrays the Naga's profound allure but also conveys its sanctity, a belief deeply rooted in ancient traditions.
The Naga symbolizes divinity and abundance in Thai culture, with its origins tracing back to Hinduism, where Nagas were believed to be rulers of water and bringers of prosperity. As Buddhism spread across the region, these beliefs merged with Thai lore, such as the tale of the Naga Muchalinda, who protected the Buddha from a storm under the sacred Bodhi tree.
In Thai art, the Naga manifests in various forms, from architectural elements like the serpentine balustrades adorning temples to intricate decorative motifs. Since ancient times, artisans have skillfully incorporated the Naga’s imagery into designs, reflecting both power and grace. Examples include the vine-like patterns and serpent scales that embellish stucco work and adorn exquisite jewelry.
This reverence for the Naga underscores its lasting significance as both a cultural and spiritual emblem, woven into the very fabric of Thai heritage.
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