Jakkalamas
Jakkalamas is a mythological figure from Thai folklore, often depicted as a water buffalo with human characteristics. The term "Jakkalamas" translates to "rice eater" or "food eater" in Thai, reflecting the buffalo's omnivorous nature. In Thai culture, Jakkalamas is associated with fertility and abundance, particularly in relation to agriculture and the harvest season.
According to folklore, Jakkalamas has the power to grant wishes to those who treat it with kindness
In Thai mythology, Jakkalamas is linked with the goddess of agriculture, Phra Mae Khongkha, who is revered
Throughout Thai folklore and art, Jakkalamas remains a prominent figure, symbolizing the harmony and balance that