Phra Phrom is the Thai representation of the Hindu god Brahma, known as the creator in Hindu mythology. He is often depicted with four faces, symbolizing his ability to see in all directions and his role as the god of creation. In Thailand, Phra Phrom is widely revered, especially among those seeking blessings for prosperity and success. Phra Phrom is commonly found in shrines across Thailand, with the most famous being the Erawan Shrine in Bangkok. Devotees visit these shrines to offer prayers, flowers, and incense, hoping to receive his divine guidance and protection. His popularity reflects the blending of Hindu and Buddhist beliefs in Thai culture.