Amulets

Luang Pu Tuad (Black)

Made in Buddhist year 2539 with powder.

Temple : Wat Changhai

Width: 2.0 cm Height: 3.3 cm

Purpose: Protection against danger.

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.

Rian Krasa Luang Phor Pae 2541 / Hanuman

Made in Buddhist year 2541 with Bronze.

Temple : Wat Pitkulthong

Width: 2.6 cm Height: 3.7 cm.

Purpose: Protection against evil and bad elements.

King Rama V with Somdej Toh on the rear

Made in Buddhist year 2536 with powder.

Temple : Wat Rahkang

Diameter: 2.3cm.

Purpose: Protection, ward away evil and bad luck.

Luang Phor Pern Siwalee 2538

Made in Buddhist year 2538 with selected chanted powder

Temple : Wat Bangplaad

Width: 2.4cm Height: 3.1cm.

Purpose: Ward away evil, clear obstacles and bring in good fortune

Luang Phor Pae (small locket) 2540

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2540

Temple: Wat Pikulthong

Luang Phor Pae, former abbot of Wat Pikulthong, Sinburi, is one of the most revered guru monks in Thailand. He is known for making and consecrating sacred objects bestowing great compassion and wealth. Many items genuinely made and consecrated by His Venerable are costly and highly sought after.

Purpose: Metta Mahaniyom, wealth, and protection.

Luang Pu Seng (Bronze) 2519

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2519

Temple: Noi Nanghong

Luang Pu Seng was the longest serving abbot of Wat Noi Nanghong and who was, at the same time, also the caretaker of Wat Bangyikhan and Wat Sam Kuti. His Venerable was a known herbalist and a close friend of Luang Pu Toh of Wat Pradu Chimplee.

Purpose: Metta, good health, and safety.

Loop Lor Bau Toob Luang Phor Pae 2541 (Powder with hair)

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2541

Temple: Wat Pikulthong

Luang Phor Pae of Wat Pikulthong is one of the top guru monk in modern history. Sacred objects made and consecrated by His Holiness are known to be highly priced and sought after. The hair of His Holiness has been mixed with selected powder in the creation of this batch of amulets.

Purpose: Metta, charisma, fortune and wealth.

Somdej Phra Puttachantoh loon Cheron Ubosot (Silver/Red/Blue) 2537

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2537

Temple: Wat Indharaviharn

Somdej Phra Puttachantoh is the most revered monk throughout the kingdom as well as overseas Thai Buddhists. This special edition amulet was made to celeberate the building of Ubosot in Wat Indharaviharn, Bang Khun Phrom, Bangkok and it was jointly consecrated by Luang Por Koon, Wat Ban Rai Temple; Phrakru Wichanchaikhun, Wat Pak Khlong Makham Thao; Phra Wisut Thammacharn, Wat Buddhadhammadharo; Phrakru Kitti Wisutthikhun, Wat Phrom Wihan; Phrakhru Sathit Bunnarak, Wat Samranniwet; Phra Thep Methee, Wat Sawettachat; Phrakhru Prajakchariyakun, Wat Kai Chan; Phra Yan Sitthachan, Wat Thep Phithak Punnaram; Phra Bodhiyanrangsi Sangha, Wat Pa Sang Rangsi and et cetera.

Purpose: Intelligence and wisdom, prosperity, eluding all danger and evil.

Somdej Phra Puttachantoh loon Cheron Ubosot (Silver/Green/Yellow) 2537

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2537

Temple: Wat Indharaviharn

Somdej Phra Puttachantoh is the most revered monk throughout the kingdom as well as overseas Thai Buddhists. This special edition amulet was made to celeberate the building of Ubosot in Wat Indharaviharn, Bang Khun Phrom, Bangkok and it was jointly consecrated by Luang Por Koon, Wat Ban Rai Temple; Phrakru Wichanchaikhun, Wat Pak Khlong Makham Thao; Phra Wisut Thammacharn, Wat Buddhadhammadharo; Phrakru Kitti Wisutthikhun, Wat Phrom Wihan; Phrakhru Sathit Bunnarak, Wat Samranniwet; Phra Thep Methee, Wat Sawettachat; Phrakhru Prajakchariyakun, Wat Kai Chan; Phra Yan Sitthachan, Wat Thep Phithak Punnaram; Phra Bodhiyanrangsi Sangha, Wat Pa Sang Rangsi and et cetera.

Purpose: Intelligence and wisdom, prosperity, eluding all danger and evil.

Phra Phong Namtao LP Pern 2543

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2543

Temple: Wat Bangplaad

All amulets made and consecrated by Luang Phor Pern are classified as collectibles. Many times it appears in the newspapers about the experiences of those who have your sacred object with them. In Buddhist year 2543, His Venerable made and consecrated this special batch of amulet known as the wealth gourd model (loon Namtao) with Luang Phor Pern on the front and two sarika birds with all wealth fetching talismans on the rear of the amulet.

Luang Phor Pern loon Rakhang 2543

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2543

Temple: Wat Bangplaad

This batch of amulets were made and consecrated by prominent guru monk Luang Phor Pern in Buddhist year 2543 for the purpose of raising fund for the construction of temple bells. The unique feature of this batch of amulet is that prayers will travel fast and far like the chime of the temple bells.

Purpose: Protection, wealth, and prosperity.

Luang Phor Sawai (Bronze) 2541

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2541

Temple: Wat Predaram

Luang Phor Sawai, Wat Predaram, Nakhon Pathom Province, one of the most revered guru monks at Rueangwet Wittayakom, is known as “God of Klong Jinda”. His Venerable’s method of “long tong” or paste gold leaves on believers’ foreheads has earned him the recognition. Luang Phor Sawai used to place gold leaves on believers’ foreheads without removing the paper wrappers and with a blow of air, the gold leaves disappeared, believed to have entered the believers’ body. As for the sacred objects of Luang Phor Sawai’s creation and spiritual prayers, they are all filled with Buddhakom. His disciples and followers who used his sacred objects to worship all know that the Buddha's work will definitely see results.

Purpose: Charisma, metta, and prosperity.

Luang Phor Sawai Phim Lek (Bronze) 2541

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2541

Temple: Wat Predaram

Luang Phor Sawai, Wat Predaram, Nakhon Pathom Province, one of the most revered guru monks at Rueangwet Wittayakom, is known as “God of Klong Jinda”. His Venerable’s method of “long tong” or paste gold leaves on believers’ foreheads has earned him the recognition. Luang Phor Sawai used to place gold leaves on believers’ foreheads without removing the paper wrappers and with a blow of air, the gold leaves disappeared, believed to have entered the believers’ body. As for the sacred objects of Luang Phor Sawai’s creation and spiritual prayers, they are all filled with Buddhakom. His disciples and followers who used his sacred objects to worship all know that the Buddha's work will definitely see results.

Purpose: Charisma, metta, and prosperity.

Luang Phor Sawai (Bronze) 2541

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2541

Temple: Wat Predaram

Luang Phor Sawai, Wat Predaram, Nakhon Pathom Province, one of the most revered guru monks at Rueangwet Wittayakom, is known as “God of Klong Jinda”. His Venerable’s method of “long tong” or paste gold leaves on believers’ foreheads has earned him the recognition. Luang Phor Sawai used to place gold leaves on believers’ foreheads without removing the paper wrappers and with a blow of air, the gold leaves disappeared, believed to have entered the believers’ body. As for the sacred objects of Luang Phor Sawai’s creation and spiritual prayers, they are all filled with Buddhakom. His disciples and followers who used his sacred objects to worship all know that the Buddha's work will definitely see results.

Purpose: Charisma, metta, and prosperity.

5 Tigers Star Medal LP Pern 2536

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2539

Temple: Wat Takong

This batch of 5 Tigers Star Medal was made and consecrated by Luang Phor Pern of Wat Bangplaad, Nakhon Pathom Province, on the 5th Saturday 5th known as Sao Har in Buddhist year 2536. There is a code stamped on Luang Phor Pern's Sangkhati.

Purpose: Great power, prestige, charm, protection against evil and negative energies..

Amazing Medal LP Pern (Bronze)

Made and consecrated in Buddhist year 2541

Temple: Wat Bangplaad

Another amulet of His Venerable Luang Phor Pern that believers collect and worship in addition to having a beautiful and unique appearance which is also believed to conjure a variety of powers is the Amazing medal made and consecrated for the occasion of paying respect to ancestral teachers (Wai Kru) in Buddhist year March 14, 2541. On the front of the medal is a full image of Luang Phor Pern in the posture of sitting cross-legged on the back of a tiger (coded on both left and right) whilst on its rear is a talisman along with the text of the coin's creation.

Purpose: Fortune, protection, mercy, great popularity and many more.