Luang Pho Pan Rode Pim Khi Nok Amulet, Wat Bang Nom Kho, B.E. 2511, Blessed by Luang Pu Rusi Ling Dam

Luang Pho Pan rode amulet with bird-rider design was created in B.E. 2511 by Wat Ta Sung, Uthai Thani Province, under the direction of Luang Pu Rusi Ling Dam (Phra Rachaphromyan), in remembrance of Luang Pho Pan Sonantos of Wat Bang Nom Kho, Ayutthaya Province, the venerable teacher who was the founder of his lineage.

Luang Pu Rusi Ling Dam (B.E. 1903–2092) was a successor who inherited the practices and teachings of Luang Pho Pan. He placed great importance on the preservation of Luang Pho Pan's amulet designs and created multiple rode amulets while maintaining their original form, so that Buddhists could pay respects to their revered teacher.

The amulet features the bird-rider design, one of Luang Pho Pan's most renowned auspicious animal motifs. The reverse is filled with buddhakun powder, which is a distinctive characteristic of this rode amulet series. The interior contains the buddhakun powder used in its creation, before being consecrated through a blessing ceremony by Luang Pu Rusi Ling Dam.