Temple guardian figure Theppanom 116 cm

SKU: TW-THAI1

Category: Figures

✅ Ideal for Thai massage & spas: The Theppanom guardian (เทพพนม) instantly creates an authentic Thai atmosphere, conveys harmony and emphasises the professional ambience of your massage studio.
✅ Perfect for Thai restaurants: As an entrance figure, it welcomes guests with respect and style, reinforces the authentic brand image and enhances the perceived quality of the restaurant.
✅ Original Thai woodwork: Made of solid wood, intricately carved and artistically painted – each piece is a unique example of Thai craftsmanship.
✅ Elaborate gold decorations: Fine ornaments, golden elements and colourful accents create an impressive look in the style of historical temple art.
✅ Culturally valuable object: With museum stamps from the Chiang Mai National Museum & art licence from the Thai Fine Arts Department – ideal for businesses that want to showcase authentic Thai culture and stand out from the competition.
✅ Strong decorative effect: Whether in reception areas, waiting rooms, on doors or in treatment rooms – the temple guardian figure immediately creates warmth, spirituality and an inviting atmosphere of well-being.
✅ Dimensions: 116 cm high (top is removable), 38 cm wide, 35 cm deep – weighs approx. 24 kg

599,00 €

plus 19% VAT , plus

Available immediately
Delivery time: 5 - 6 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

Description

This hand-carved Theppanom temple guardian statue made from solid wood is an authentic piece of Thai craftsmanship, highly valued by Thai massage studios, SPAs and Thai restaurants across Europe. The Theppanom (เทพพนม), a celestial guardian in a praying posture, symbolizes protection, harmony and spiritual balance. Its presence creates a warm, welcoming and professional atmosphere that strengthens customer trust and enhances the cultural identity of your business.

Crafted by skilled Thai artisans, every figure features fine carvings, gold-coloured ornamentation and vibrant accents, making each piece a unique work of art. Ideal for entrances, reception areas, massage rooms or restaurant interiors, this statue instantly communicates authenticity and elevates the visual environment.

The museum markings on the back – originating from the Chiang Mai National Museum and dated October 18th, 2568 BE (2025) – highlight its cultural significance. Businesses use this figure to express quality, tradition and a genuine connection to Thai heritage. For any professional environment seeking to offer guests a truly immersive Thai experience, this guardian statue is a valuable investment in atmosphere, identity and emotional customer engagement.