This Wat Nang Pra Ya amulet, blessed in 2514 BE (1971 AD) by 108 masters including Luang Pu Toh, Luang Phor Ngern, and Luang Phor Pae, is now encased in a waterproof casing.

[Materials]: 108 kinds of pollen, temple soil, incense ash,

A mixture of sacred materials such as powder, old Nang Phaya amulets, and temple tiles, all artificially created.

Hand-pressed

[Buddhist Temple]: Wat Nang Pra Ya

[Highly Respected Monks]: 108 masters including Luang Pu Toh, Luang Phor Ngern, and Luang Phor Pae jointly blessed the event.

[Year]: Buddhist Era 2514 (1971 AD)

【Dimensions】: Approximately 4.3 cm high, 2.9 cm wide, and 1.2 cm thick.

[Effects]: Enhances authority , increases personal charm, attracts popularity, attracts the opposite sex, fosters positive romantic relationships, attracts wealth, improves luck, ensures safety, and protects against danger.

This Nang Phaya amulet was made and consecrated in Buddhist Era 2514 (1971 in the Gregorian calendar).

The ceremony was attended by King Rama IX of Thailand, who joined the temple in celebrating the 600th anniversary of the unveiling of the stupa.

The fragments of Nang Phaya amulets include a large amount of 700-year-old Somdej, 800-year-old Pong Phra Supan, and fragments of old Nang Phaya Tajetiya bricks.

The film and the ancient sacred powder brought by the holy monks who participated in the ceremonies. It is also the most...

The Grand Dharma Assembly invited the most eminent monks of the time to bless this batch of Nang Phaya amulets.

The lineup was enormous. It invited 108 of Thailand's top monks at the time.

The consecration ceremony with the Kasyapa Buddha lasted for three full days. This Kasyapa Dharma assembly was also the grandest in history.

A consecration ceremony for Nang Phaya