Ancient Rian Phra Phuttha Nimit medal blessed in 1970 by Venerable Phrakru Samuchai of Wat Kunchon Watchara Sophön (Kamphengphet Province).
Description :
Antique Rian medal-type amulet depicting the radiant Buddha seated on a lotus, issued and blessed by Venerable Phrakru Samuchai of Wat Kunchon Watchara Sophön (Kamphengphet province) in 1970. This medal was consecrated during an important Phruk Phathasima ceremony, major rituals marking the sacred demarcation of an Ubosot (ordination hall) and guaranteeing a high level of spiritual energy.
Crafted from silver-colored metal, this coin displays a beautiful patina due to the passage of time, a testament to its antiquity and authenticity. The Buddha, depicted in meditation with a halo of rays around his head, inspires peace and inner wisdom. The reverse shows what remains of a portrait of the Venerable and a Thai inscription indicating his origin.
Features :
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Type : Rian Amulet (medal)
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Material : Silver metal.
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Master Blesser : Venerable Phrakru Samuchai.
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Temple : Wat Kunchon Watchara Sophon.
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Province : Kamphengphet.
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Year of consecration : 1970
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Ceremony : Phruk Phathasima.
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Dimensions : approximately 2.5 x 4.5 cm.
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Weight : approximately 20 grams.
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Reliquary :
Brand new custom-made metal reliquary decorated with traditional multi-colored enamel designs.
Virtues attributed :
This amulet is said to promote inner peace, mental clarity, protection from negative energies and stability in spiritual practice.
Highly prized by meditation practitioners and devotees seeking a deep connection with the sacred energies of the holy sites of northern Thailand.