Tai Tem Takrud (Silver) / Pao Tung Takrud (Gold)
Luang Pu Nim, Wat Phuttha Mongkol

Money Bag 💰 bringing money and safekeeping them.

In ancient times, “Tai” referred to a bag of money worn on the waist before wallets became prevalent. A full bag symbolized great wealth. When paying respect to skilled monks, people would offer their “bag of money” as a gesture of reverence, believing it would bring luck, riches, and fame, emulating revered monks and temples such as Luang Pu Phu, Wat In, Luang Pho Heng, Ban Khom Temple, Luang Pho Phring, Bang Prakok, Luang Pho Chom, Phutthaisawan Temple, etc.

Luang Pu Nim, an ancient monk, mastered the art of “putting down” money into a bag, taught by his mentor. He crafted two special takruds for this purpose: “Takrud Tai Tem” and “Takrud Pao Tung.” The key to their efficacy lies in using them together.

“Takrud Tai Tem Takrud Pao Tung” is designed to attract money, gold, and fortune, fostering prosperous business and sales by drawing in more clients and customers. It imbues any space with prosperity, enriching it with wealth and treasures.

When worshipped in a wallet, treasure chest, or safebox, this takrud brings substantial fortune, amplifying wealth and generating unexpected financial growth.