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Phra Pid Ta Phra Plad Phan Wat Bo So, Chonburi B.E. 2503 with Luang Pu Kaew Powder Blessing
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Introduction
Phra Pid Ta from Wat Bo So, Chonburi (B.E. 2503), cast in the style of Luang Pu Kaew with blessed powder. Sacred amulet.
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Full product description
Phra Pid Ta Phra Plad Phan from Wat Bo So, Amphoe Phanasnikhom, Chonburi Province, was created in B.E. 2503. This amulet was cast using the mold design of Phra Pid Ta from Luang Pu Kaew of Wat Khruea Wan, a venerable monk highly regarded as one of the important originators of the Chonburi Phra Pid Ta lineage. The mold was passed down to create this edition. Phra Plad Phan was a Buddhist monk at Wat Bo So in Amphoe Phanasnikhom, Chonburi Province, an area with a long history of creating powder amulets and Phra Pid Ta. The creation was influenced by the lineage of several important venerable masters of Chonburi Province.
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