Kuman Thong Golden Boy Ghost/Spirit Amulet Pendant in Oil-13 glass Ganesha As early as 3000 B

As early as 3000 B

Note from Brian: Although the face of the Virgin and Christ are quite serene and beautiful

Thailand Tiger Guardian Ca 1950 (1)

not be noticeable

They were brought to Southeast Asia via the Cham people and remained in the region ever since

Kuman Thong Golden Boy Ghost/Spirit Amulet Pendant in Oil-13 glass Ganesha As early as 3000 BMeasure Approx. 2 3 4" long x 1 1 2" wide x 1" thick The Kuman Thong or Divine Golden Boy represents the spirit of an unborn child. Traditional Thai Animists believe the small statue will bring good luck and fortune to the owner if properly revered and cared for. Kuman in ancient Pali language means "young boy" and Thong means "golden", hence the term Divine Golden Boy. Kuman Thong figures come from ancient traditional Thai Animist and Magical