Thai Buddhist Amulet – Standing Portrait of Phra Ajarn Nipon
Wat Lon | Rice-from-Alms-Bowl Material | Takrut & Consecrated Gemstones
A beautiful Thai Buddhist amulet featuring a standing portrait of Phra Ajarn Nipon in a traditional Thai sacred-art style.
The amulet is made from Khao Kon Bat, traditionally referring to rice collected from the monk's alms bowl. This distinctive material gives the amulet its natural earthy appearance and makes each piece unique.
The reverse features several special sacred elements, including a Takrut, consecrated gemstones, and additional embedded materials. The combination of traditional materials and detailed craftsmanship makes this an interesting piece for collectors of Thai Buddhist amulets and Thai religious art.
Special Features
- Standing portrait of Phra Ajarn Nipon
- Created by Wat Lon
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Khao Kon Bat / rice from the monk's alms bowl material
- Reverse embedded with a Takrut
- Decorated with consecrated gemstones
- Traditional Thai Buddhist sacred-art design
- Individually distinctive natural material and coloration
- Suitable for Thai amulet collectors and Buddhist-art enthusiasts
Traditional Cultural Significance
In Thai amulet culture, consecrated Buddhist objects are traditionally collected and respectfully kept as reminders of Buddhist teachings, faith, and the blessings associated with a temple's consecration ceremony.
This piece is offered as a Thai Buddhist cultural and collectible item. Any spiritual benefits or beliefs associated with amulets are matters of individual faith and Thai tradition.
Condition: Please examine the photos carefully. Natural variations, small marks, and variations in color/material are part of the character of handmade and traditionally produced Thai amulets.
