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Phra Khun Phan Zum Ruean Kaew by Luang Pho Thit, Wat Pa Lailaikwon, Suphan Buri, B.E. 2499
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Introduction
Sacred Phra Khun Phan amulet with glass chamber design by revered monk Luang Pho Thit of Wat Pa Lailaikwon, Suphan Buri, cast B.E. 2499. Classic temple amulet.
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Full product description
This Phra Khun Phan Zum Ruean Kaew is a sacred amulet cord piece created by Phra Wisutthisarathet (Luang Pho Thit), former abbot of Wat Pa Lailaikwon Worawihan Temple in Suphan Buri Province. Luang Pho Thit produced multiple editions of Phra Khun Phan and earthen amulets during the period before and around B.E. 2500. His Phra Khun Phan designs were stylistically related to the ancient Buddha images of Suphan Buri, particularly those from Wat Phra Roop lineage. This specific edition features the Zum Ruean Kaew (glass chamber) mold—also known in some variations as the split-egg mold—belonging to the series of amulets he commissioned.
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