Karunaphala
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Indra disguised as the four-eared, five-eyed creature — the Lanna deity where fortune meets virtue.
Made to order · ships in ~2 weeks
Karunaphala
กรุณาผล
Indra disguised as the four-eared, five-eyed creature — the Lanna deity where fortune meets virtue.
Made to order · ships in ~2 weeks
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SIZE
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- Approx. Size
- 6.0 × 5.0 × 4.6 cm
- Material
- Engineering-grade Photopolymer
- Technique
- Hand-painted
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The Legend
Karunaphala
Karunaphala, the four-eared and five-eyed creature, is an auspicious deity of Lanna legend — believed to be the god Indra in disguise, descended to test the hearts of mortals. To those of mercy and faith he grants fortune, wealth, flourishing trade, and abundance. As the legend tells, the creature feeds on burning charcoal and excretes pure gold — a symbol of treasure that grows hand in hand with virtue. The four ears are the Four Brahmavihāras — loving-kindness, compassion, sympathetic joy, and equanimity — to hear the world with dharma. The five eyes are the Five Precepts — to abstain from killing, stealing, sexual misconduct, false speech, and intoxication — to see the world with virtue. So the devotee receives both wealth and the way: prosperity that arrives together with wisdom and goodness.
Sacred Mantra
(Pay homage three times) Buddho stands behind Buddhang stands before I stand in the middle Wewesi Ratanang Purato Asi Mahalapo Pawantume Itipiso Pakawa, wealth flows in Itipiso Pakawa, treasure flows in Itipiso Pakawa, wealth and treasure flow in pouring upon me always Short daily chant: Mahalapo Pawantume (May great fortune arise for me.)
