Virupaksha Naga King Ring (Free Size - adjustable to fit any finger)

Virupaksha Naga King Ring (Free Size - adjustable to fit any finger) - Made from fortunate bronze, plated with 24K gold, with silver accents, mixed with sacred nine-metal sacred materials - Made from fortunate bronze, plated with rose gold, with silver accents, mixed with sacred nine-metal sacred materials Created in 2018 (B.E. 2561) to celebrate the 7th anniversary of Phra Dee 108. The Virupaksha Naga King Ring was created with Ajarn Lak, the astrologer, serving as advisor and contributing sacred melted metal remnants. This was a collaborative spiritual endeavor. Driven by over 20 years of devotion to the Naga Kings, Phra Dee 108 organized the creation of the Virupaksha Naga King Ring, the chief of all Naga Kings. This ring is intended for those who feel a spiritual connection or are descendants of the Naga Kings, to wear and honor. The Virupaksha Naga King Ring is meticulously crafted, inspired by the design of the unique and exquisite Virupaksha Sri Suththo Naga King Bangle, belonging to Ajarn Lak. This finger ring is a complete representation of the Naga King's form, from head to body and tail. When worn, it creates a beautiful proportion on the finger. Ajarn Lak, the astrologer, served as advisor and contributed sacred melted metal remnants for its creation in 2018 (B.E. 2561). The deity Virupaksha Naga King resides in the Chatu-Maharajika Heaven, one of the Four Heavenly Kings, guarding the West. He is the chief of the Naga, ruling over all Nagas, and is also a Bhumma Devata (earth deity). Naga King Blessing Ceremony Ceremony 1: Participated in the Great Buddha and Deva Blessing Ceremony, chanting the Nine-Planet Mantra, at Wat Chao Am on October 6, 2018. Ceremony 2: Participated in a ceremony at Phutthamonthon Isan, Nong Khai Province, on October 24, 2018 (the night of the Naga fireballs, the 15th day of the waxing moon in the 11th lunar month). Ceremony 3: Participated in the Naga Worship Ceremony at the sacred well of Wat Chao Am on October 13, 2019 (the full moon, 15th day of the waxing moon in the 11th lunar month). Ceremony 4: Participated in the Buddhist chanting ceremony to celebrate and consecrate Phaya Virupaksha, the chief Naga King, along with a ritual for invoking blessings and consecrating auspicious items from the "Phaya Naga's Treasure" collection on December 28, 2021.