A rare union of two sacred symbols, this solid brass talisman keychain embodies the Palad Khik, Thailand’s enigmatic amulet of vitality and fortune, crowned with the head of the Singha, the mythical lion guardian.
The Palad Khik is an ancient charm carried for centuries — at once playful and profound — believed to draw prosperity, fertility, and magnetism while shielding its bearer from harm. The Singha, revered across Thai temples and mythology, stands as the eternal guardian: a figure of nobility, strength, and fearless protection.
Together, they form a double-layered talisman — a vessel of both attraction and defense, prosperity and power. It is at once an artifact of cultural tradition and a spiritual companion, meant to travel with you through daily life.
Details
Material: Solid brass
Origin: Market find, Northern Thailand
Symbolism: Palad Khik (vitality, prosperity) + Singha (courage, protection)
Both functional and ceremonial
A charm of guardianship and fortune — carried not just as an object, but as a living link between myth, spirit, and the human journey.
A rare union of two sacred symbols, this solid brass talisman keychain embodies the Palad Khik, Thailand’s enigmatic amulet of vitality and fortune, crowned with the head of the Singha, the mythical lion guardian.
The Palad Khik is an ancient charm carried for centuries — at once playful and profound — believed to draw prosperity, fertility, and magnetism while shielding its bearer from harm. The Singha, revered across Thai temples and mythology, stands as the eternal guardian: a figure of nobility, strength, and fearless protection.
Together, they form a double-layered talisman — a vessel of both attraction and defense, prosperity and power. It is at once an artifact of cultural tradition and a spiritual companion, meant to travel with you through daily life.
Details
Material: Solid brass
Origin: Market find, Northern Thailand
Symbolism: Palad Khik (vitality, prosperity) + Singha (courage, protection)
Both functional and ceremonial
A charm of guardianship and fortune — carried not just as an object, but as a living link between myth, spirit, and the human journey.
