Thai Amulet Joasur Chinnabanchorn Edition — Wat Rakang Kositaram, Kana 9
This distinctive Thai Amulet Joasur Chinnabanchorn Edition was created by Wat Rakang Kositaram, Kana 9, with the edition specifically connected to the renovation and restoration of the central hall (Hor Klang) at Wat Rakang Kositaram.
The amulet carries the traditional Joasur design, a highly recognizable auspicious motif in Thai Buddhist amulet culture. This particular edition is especially interesting to collectors because it combines the Joasur tradition with the Chinnabanchorn name and the historical connection to Wat Rakang Kositaram, one of Bangkok's most important Buddhist temples.
Purpose of Making This Edition
According to the information provided by the temple, this edition was created to join in raising funds and supporting the renovation of the central hall at Wat Rakang Kositaram, under Kana 9.
The temple describes the merit of participating in the restoration of the hall as an auspicious act. Traditional beliefs associated with this edition include:
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Building merit through supporting temple restoration and preservation of an important Buddhist site.
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Supporting the renovation of the central hall, helping maintain a place used for Buddhist religious activities.
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Reputation and recognition — the traditional symbolism of the temple's famous bells is associated with having one's name and reputation heard far and wide.
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Respect and acceptance — traditionally believed to represent being recognized, respected, and well-regarded by others.
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Progress and success — associated with moving forward in work and personal endeavors.
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Good communication and eloquence — traditionally connected with clear, persuasive, and respected speech.
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Business and negotiation — traditionally associated with people whose work involves communication, trading, sales, or negotiation.
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Good memory and longevity — the traditional description also associates the merit of the edition with wisdom, remembrance, and a long life.
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Overcoming difficulties — traditionally regarded as an auspicious way to seek better circumstances and overcome obstacles.
Special Features of This Individual Piece — Code No. 8
This particular Joasur Chinnabanchorn Edition from Wat Rakang Kositaram, Kana 9 features a combination of traditional sacred materials, a distinctive two-metal mask finish, and a detailed portrait element of Somdej To:
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Takrut-Sangkawanorn Metal Alloy: crafted with Chanuan Takrut Sangkawanorn, a traditional sacred metal material used in Thai amulet craftsmanship.
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Two-King Gold & Silver Plated Mask: the front features a special two-metal plated mask, combining gold and silver tones for an elegant contrast.
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Auspicious Sacred Material Core: the front is filled with a special blend of auspicious sacred materials, including Wat Rakang incense powder and Phong Pathamang, adding historical and cultural significance to the piece.
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Laser-Engraved Reverse: the back features detailed laser engraving around the surface, creating a distinctive modern finishing technique.
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Somdej To Nawaloha Mask: a Nawaloha mask of Somdej To is mounted on the reverse, connecting the piece with the revered tradition of Somdej Phutthachan To of Wat Rakang.
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Code No. 8: individually identified with collector code 8.
