| Thai amulets Created & Written by Lek Watruak |
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| Front View |
| 1. Small
dot beside Phra Kes stem 2. Lotus's thorn line point to 11.00 o'clock 3. Big dot beside middle base 4. Round dot between the two thumbs 5. Four-dot leg bangle |
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| Rear View |
| 1. Thorn
line seen on fine imprint 2. Tiger teeth seen on fine imprint 3. Stripes on tiger's body |
| A Top most Rare-to-find Chao Khun Nor's Phra Kaew Phim Yai, B.E.2513 |
| A top
most rare-to-find Chao Khun Nor(CKN) amulet is Phra Kaew, Phim Yai which CKN blessed on
Dec 5, 2513. It's been very difficult to find such the item since it was first distributed
about 30 years ago due to a small amount creation of not more than 1,500 items. Even a lot
of specifical CKN-amulet collectors have not yet got this super piece. The splended amulet was specifically created as on Dhan Chao Khun Nor's most respected Buddha images, i.e. Phra Kaew, Phra Buddha Chinnaraj and Phra Buddha Chinnasih. The short formal name of Phra Kaew is appeared on the last
base of the amulet "Maha Manee Ratana" Phra Kaew is a major Buddha image created in the North in
around B.E.700. The image has many miraculous events. It was found in ChiangRai in
B.E.1977 or nearly 600 years ago, the thunder struck the Jedi to open it off and the
Buddha image has been seen inside. Phra Kaew is widely worshipped by Thai people. Anyone
who faces sufferings prefers to request for his help. Note: The rearside mold of the amulet is the same as of his VOCAB: |
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