THAI / The Unmounted & Everyday Collection
Luang Pu Tuat Small Votive Image B.E. 2542 Wat Sri Vichai — Nuea Nava Loha
PricePrices are in USD. Shipping is shown at checkout or quoted before payment. Submitting does not mean you have paid. Payment, dispatch and after-sales terms are confirmed by email before payment. Never enter card details in notes.
Introduction
Luang Pu Tuat small cast amulet from Wat Sri Vichai, B.E. 2542 major blessing. Height ~1.5 inches, Nava Loha metal, limited edition.
Traditional associations
Traditional cultural associations described by the source; outcomes are not guaranteed.
Full product description
Luang Pu Tuat, also known as Luang Pu Tuat Who Walked on Freshwater, is an important Buddhist elder of Southern Thailand. According to legendary accounts, he was born in Songkhla Province during the Ayutthaya period. After his ordination, he studied Buddhist Dharma and traveled to study at various monasteries. A significant legend of his concerns the miraculous event of walking on freshwater during a sea journey. This event led to Luang Pu Tuat's name being revered and remembered throughout history. He was closely connected to the Southern region, particularly Songkhla, Pattani, and Wat Chang Hai. Wat Chang Hai in Pattani subsequently became the important center for the creation of Luang Pu Tuat amulets.
- Object code
- Pending / unverified
- Material
- Pending / unverified
- Dimensions
- Pending / unverified
- Weight
- Pending / unverified
- Condition
- Pending / unverified
- Verified provenance
- Pending / unverified
- Dating evidence
- Pending / unverified
- Case, chain & accessories
- Pending / unverified