R221 Phra Chaiwat with casing thai amulet Buddha wet iron pour mould style collection religious pendants 333amulets

This is a thai amulet Phra Chaiwat come with a clear waterproof casing Material : Wet iron from Phra That Phanom top chediBy AJ Suea HoyDirect disciple of Luang Pu KoiWat Pa Samakkhi ThamMaterial was given by Luang Pu Koi great grand master Passing down to many generations, until AJ Suea Hoy had used it to create this batch of amulet following the Buddha textbook passed down by grandfather The (item) of Phra That Phanom at Wat Sarapangthong was built by Luang Pho Boontham and his disciples. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) instructed his representative to travel to raise the ceremonial umbrella and enshrine the Buddha's relics within this (item). Luang Pho Phra Thammarajanuvat (Phra Than Kaew), the former abbot of Wat Phra That Phanom, along with his secretary, Luang Pho Doctor Mahasom (who later served as acting abbot), presided over the religious ceremony. Phra Than Kaew stated that those who cannot reach the original Phra That Phanom can now worship at this (item) , which is equally sacred.Phra ChaiwatMeaning and PurposeVictory: Grants success over rivals and hard times.Safety: Protects from harm and danger.Good Luck: Boosts career growth, wealth, and general well-being.Tradition and StyleCompanion Piece:Built as a smaller companion to the Phra Kring (Medicine Buddha).Materials: Cast in sacred metals like bronze, silver, or gold.Use: Worn daily, kept on house altars, or used to bless holy water.