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Phra Buddha Nimit

Made in Buddhist year 2515 with 108 types of herbs.

Temple : Wat Kau

Width: 2.0 cm Height: 3.3 cm

Purpose: Protection and good health.

Phra Buddha Namapaya (Black)

Made in Buddhist year 2540 with black powder.

Temple : Wat Phra Sri Ratana Mahathat

Width: 2.5 cm Height: 3.5 cm

Purpose: Protection and enhance wealth.

Phra Buddha Sinhay / LP Parn

Made in Buddhist year 2551 with powder.

Temple : Wat Nongnamjiat

Diameter: 5 cm.

Purpose: Ward away bad omen and enhance prosperity.

Phra Buddha Chaosure (Bronze) 2536

Made in Buddhist year 2536 with Bronze.

Temple : Wat Patnumchern

Width: 1.9cm Height: 3.1cm.

Purpose: Enhance leadership and prosperity.

Phra Buddha Chaosure (Nerwa) 2536

Made in Buddhist year 2536 with 7 types of metal.

Temple : Wat Patnumchern

Width: 1.9cm Height: 3.1cm.

Purpose: Enhance leadership and prosperity.

Phra Buddha Pam Hamyati Khong Bolan

Estimated to be more than 400 over years old and made from earth. Unearthed during the construction of Sala and re-consecrated in Buddhist year 2520..

Temple : Wat Noinanghong

Width: 1.4cm Height: 5cm.

Purpose: Helps clear heart from defilement, keeps mind focused, and brings about peace and prosperity.

Somdej Phra Buddhachantoh 2548

Made in Buddhist year 2548 with powder.

Temple : Wat Pitkulthong

Width: 2.6 cm Height: 3.1 cm.

Purpose: Enhance concentration, intelligence, and ward away evils.

Temple: Wat Phra Sri Ratana Mahathat

Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat, colloquially referred to as Wat-Phra-Sri or Wat Yai, and popularly known with Buddhist circle as Wat Chinaraj, is a Buddhist temple in Phitsanulok Province, Thailand, that is known for its "Victory Buddha" known as Phra Putta Chinaraj. It is located approximately 337 km away from Bangkok on east bank of the Nan River near Naresuan Bridge and opposite the Phitsanulok Provincial Hall...

This amulet was made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2530 with selected chanting powder..

Purpose: Victory, success, prosperity, overcoming all obstacles, and protection.

Phra Buddha Traiya Rattananayok (Zhaosure) 2538 (Square bronze)

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2538

Temple: Wat Phananchoeng

Wat Phananchoeng is a prominent Buddhist temple built in 1324 in the city of Ayutthaya, Thailand, on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River converging with Pa Sak Rivers. The greatly revered Buddha statue is Phra Puttha Thrai Ratana Nayok also commonly known as Luang Pho Tho or Zhaosure (billionaire) and Sam Po Kong by Chinese visitors.

Purpose: Prosperity and great wealth

Phra Putta Gaona LP Tong Daam 2553 (Bronze Loop)

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2553

Temple: Wat Tham Tapian Thong

Luang Pu Tong Daam is one of the renowned guru monks practicing Vedic magic. He has built Wat Tham Tapian Thong at the Tapian Thong Cave in Lopburi where there used to be many snakes and bats. The cave is being preserved and there is a huge snake coiled and fossilised.

Purpose: Bringing in the ten directional wealth (8 directions plus heaven and earth). “Gaona” in the Thai language also symbolises success and accomplishment.

Phra Putta LP Somwang LPu Poot 2553

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2553

Temple: Wat Kang Bangplad

Inside Wat Klang Bangplad is a large Buddha statue decorated with mosaic tiles created and consecrated by Luang Phor Poot in year 2524. The Buddha is known to “startle the devil” which is analogous to subduing Mara. This large Buddha is called Luang Phor Yai. Inside Luang Phor Yai’s image sits 99 Buddha statues, size 9 inches lap-width.

Purpose: Prosperity, love and harmony in the family.

Naplok LP Khon 2534 (Minature nerwa)

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2534

Temple: Wat Chayapreuk

LP Khon Sutthiyano was the 9th abbot of this historical Royal Temple. Phra Buddha Naplok is one of the main Buddha image in the temple which was exquisitely constructed that it is regarded as one of the most beautiful Buddha image. LP Khon was also the only guru monk in the Kingdom of Thailand who has made and consecrated the image and amulet of Phra Buddha Visakha symbolising the birth, enlightenment, and parinibbāna of Lord Buddha.

Purpose: Warding away evil and negative energies.

Phra Putta Visakha (Silver) LP Khon 2535

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2535

Temple: Wat Chayapreuk

LP Khon Sutthiyano was the 9th abbot of this historical Royal Temple. His Venerable was also the only guru monk in the Kingdom of Thailand who has made and consecrated the image and amulet of Phra Buddha Visakha symbolising the birth, enlightenment, and parinibbāna of Lord Buddha.

Purpose: Life energy, wisdom, success and prosperity.

Phra Kaew Don Tao (Emerald Buddha) locket 2558

Made and mass consecrated in Buddhist year 2558

Temple: Wat Phra That Lampang Luang

Wat Phra That Lampang Luang is a historical temple and an important archaeological site located in the area of the ancient city of Lampang. It is considered an important temple of the country since ancient times. It is beautiful and has excellent architecture, sculpture and painting. The main Buddha image enshrined in the temple is a Chiang Saen styled Phra Kaew Don Tao which is widely revered by the people of Lampang and the Buddhist community in general.

Purpose: Protection, honour, authority, success, and prosperity.

Phra Buddha Chinnarat (Hawaiian Kathin) LP Pae 2539

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2539

Temple: Wat Pikulthong

This rare 9 inches lap-width Phra Buddha Chinnarat image with code number 679 was made and consecrated by highly revered guru monk Luang Phor Pae for the purpose of raising fund to renovate a Thai Temple in Hawaii. Only those who rented one Buddha image then gain the right to join the Kathin group led by His Venerable. This batch of Phra Buddha Chinnarat images went through two grand consecration ceremonies, one held at the ubosot of Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat (Wat Yai), Phitsanulok Province and, the other, at Wat Pikulthong, Singburi Province.

Width: 9 inches Height:20 inches

Purpose: Success, overcoming all difficulty, prosperity, and wealth.

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Somdej Phra Buddhachan To (Loon Piset) 2546

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2546

Temple: Wat Indharawihan, Bang Khun Phrom

This Somdej Phra Buddhachan To Phrom Rangsi Medal special edition is specifically made and consecrated as a commemorative to His Venerable. Each amulet is carved by highly skilled artisans to ensure the lines are delicate after casting to provide good dimensions for a classic and charming look. At the back, the upper part enshrines Phra Somdej Song Fak that stood out as a unique identity for this batch of amulet.

Purpose: Wisdom, prosperity, wealth, and dispel all evil.

Somdej Phra Buddhachan To Phromrangsi 9-inches lap width

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2552

Temple: Wat Intharawihan

Wat Intharawihan, Bang Khun Phrom, is a third class royal monastery, in Bang Khun Phrom District, Bangkok that enshrined the iconic statue of Phra Buddha Sri Ariya Mettrai built by Somdej Phra Buddhachan To Phromrangsi. It is an ancient temple built during the Ayutthaya period, formerly known as Wat Bang Khun Phrom Nok, according to the name of the district where King Buddha Yodfa Chulalok the Great bestowed the land to be the location of the houses of Vientiane families. Later, Chao In, the aunt of Chao Noi Khiao Khom, concubine in the reign of King Rama I, made huge renovation to the temple. The villagers then called it Wat In to honor Chao In.

Wat Intharawihan is a major temple known for and remains the prominent source in the making and consecrating of Somdej Phra Buddhachan To's statues and amulets hitherto.

Purpose: Great mercy and compassion, wisdom and intelligence, peace and harmony.

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Phra Buddha Nimit (9 inches lap-width)

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2546

Temple: Wat Noak

The Phra Buddha Nimit made and consecrated by Ajahn Jet is designed and constructed with mixture of Indian Gandhara, Sukhothai, and western arts. The facial features of the Buddha are typically more realistic and human-like as in western art but, at the same time, retained the slender figure, spiral hair curls, and distended earlobes of Sukhothai art as well as the facial expression of inner peace typical of Indian Gandhara art. In lieu of the bhumisparsa mudra posture, this Phra Buddha Nimit image adopts the Dhyana Mudra and a Khad Samathi Rab posture; is adorned in Kāṣāya instead of the Mahachak ornamental gears; and the Buddha sits on a round lotus top Chat Tat or triratha pedestal with eight disciples or Arahants, namely, Phra Kotamyak, Phra Mahakasapak, Phra Anun, Phra Mokalanak, Phra Lahoon, Phra Kawanbodi, Phra Wubali, and Phra Salibuk guarding the eight directions.

Purpose: Having a second chance in life, enhancing wealth and fortune, destroying negative energies.

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