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Buddha Powder Amulet with Signature Seal - Ajarn Chuea, Wat Saphan Sung, Bangkok, B.E. 2505
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Introduction
Authentic Thai powder amulet from Ajarn Chuea Noo Phet of Wat Saphan Sung, Bangkok. Distinctive signature seal on reverse. Cast in B.E. 2505 during major offici
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Full product description
This is a Buddha powder amulet featuring a signature seal on the reverse side, produced by Ajarn Chuea Noo Phet (Anuchiro) of Wat Saphan Sung, Bang Sue, Bangkok. The powder amulets of this master were created progressively from approximately B.E. 2497 until B.E. 2505, with B.E. 2505 marking an important period when multiple official powder amulet editions were formally produced. The distinctive feature of this amulet set is the signature seal stamp of Ajarn Chuea on the reverse side, which is found uniquely across many of his powder amulet editions. Some examples also bear the name of Wat Saphan Sung inscribed upon them, making these details important references for studying the lineage of Ajarn Chuea's amulets.
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