Thai Popular Amulets

Thai Amulets comprise many thousands. All amulets you have seen here are original authentic items.
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Maha Metta countenance-- the more we look, the more living his face.  Folds of robe are not similar to conventional statue but sculpted with high relief as on big sculpture.
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The statue reflects shining golden surface. Good anatomic craftmanship with neatly smooth surface.
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The bottom, filled with holy candle which used in the blessing ceremony. The holy candle we call "Thian Chai" (Thian = candle, Chai = victory).   The year the statue made, B.E.2534, was engraved in Thai numeral at the back bottom edge.
LP Chong Statue, Wat NatangNok,
B.E.2534
The bronze alloy for casting the above LP Chong statue melted with a lot of gold which Thai amuletic term called "Kae Thong" ( Kae= concentrated, much; Thong = gold). Due to the effect of gold, the golden surface
reflected in its grooves and lower areas. Most part of its surface became
dark brown which is ideal statue.Thai amuletic term called any dark brown statue "Phew Sam Rit". Phew = surface; Sam Rit = bronze

LP Chong reach the highest Dhamma, he could conduct comprehensive miracles. LP Parn called him "Golden Monk" because he was so kind to the poor and needed temples. LP Chong is a top-10 greatest Guru monks. 

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