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LP Koon Amulets by Green Yellow, Ban Bang Na (2026)

22/08/2026

Luang Por Koon – Phra Bucha Sangkajay, B.E. 2535

Luang Por Koon Phra Bucha Sangkajay, B.E. 2535, featuring 2 Takruds embedded beneath the base, available in 2 sizes: 5-inch and 7-inch lap width.

This particular piece was awarded 1st Prize at the Thai Amulet and Buddha Image Competition, organized by the Luang Pho Thong Sutthasilo Amulet Preservation Club, held on July 5, 2026, at The Mall Korat.

This important batch is regarded as the first model of Luang Por Koon Phra Bucha to have Takruds embedded beneath the base, making it especially sought after by serious collectors.

On March 16, 1992 (B.E. 2535), Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn visited Wat Ban Rai and presided over the principal Buddha casting ceremony. To commemorate this auspicious occasion, Wat Ban Rai created a number of sacred objects and amulets as souvenirs.

Among the various amulets from this ceremony, the most popular are these three types of Phra Bucha:
1. Phra Bucha in Meditation Posture
• 5-inch and 7-inch sizes
• 2 Takruds embedded beneath the base
2. Phra Bucha in Maravijaya Posture
• 5-inch, 7-inch and 9-inch sizes
• Featuring the Sor Thor royal symbol on the front
3. Phra Bucha Sangkajay
• 5-inch and 7-inch sizes
• 2 Takruds embedded beneath the base
These three Phra Bucha are highly popular among collectors and are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially the Phra Bucha in Meditation Posture and Phra Bucha Sangkajay.

They are also regarded as an important early batch of Luang Por Koon Phra Bucha featuring Takruds embedded beneath the base, making them particularly interesting and desirable for collectors of Luang Por Koon and Wat Ban Rai objects.

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16/08/2026

Phra Kring Avalokitesvara by Luang Pho Thong, Wat Ban Rai, crafted in solid gold. This piece was awarded 1st Prize at the Thai Amulet and Buddha Image Competition, organized by the Luang Pho Thong Sutthasilo Amulet Preservation Club, on July 5, 2026, at The Mall Korat.

The Phra Kring Avalokitesvara “Chok Dee Ruam Ruay” (Good Luck & Wealth) edition, B.E. 2565 (2022) was specially created to raise funds for purchasing medical equipment for Luang Pho Khun Parisuttho Hospital. Only 19 pieces were made in gold. This particular piece is No. 11, and it is exceptionally rare as it bears Luang Pho Thong’s hand-inscribed signature under the base.

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11/08/2026

龍婆坤（Luang Phor Koon）Wat Ban Rai 瓦班萊寺坤平佛牌，佛曆2538年（1995年）
清邁 Wat Phan-On 瓦潘安寺系統第三期——背面「清邁建城700週年」壓印版
特殊版：萬粉混合貝蘭經粉（Bai Lan Powder），背面橫向鑲嵌一枚符管（Takrut）
這尊龍婆坤 Wat Ban Rai 坤平佛牌，佛曆2538年（1995年），背面刻有「清邁700週年」（700 Years of Chiang Mai）字樣，為紀念清邁建城700週年這一重要紀念時刻而製作。
本批佛牌由與清邁 Wat Phan-On（瓦潘安寺）有關的造牌團體製作。這一造牌系統與龍婆坤佛牌有著悠久的淵源，其歷史可追溯至佛曆2523年（1980年），當年龍婆坤・巴利素多（Luang Phor Koon Parisuttho）曾前往清邁 Wat Phan-On 寺掛單並安居。
佛曆2538年（1995年）這一批坤平佛牌，以聖粉及各種珍貴聖料製作，據資料記載，主要是為了贈予清邁 Wat Chiang Man（清曼寺），藉此籌募寺院修繕經費。
本批佛牌曾在清邁舉行相關加持儀式，並得到龍婆坤・巴利素多的慈悲加持，龍婆坤亦曾於呵叻府 Wat Ban Rai（瓦班萊寺）為這批佛牌進行加持。
聖料與製作
本批佛牌採用了 Wat Phan-On 系統的重要傳統聖料，包括：
萬粉（Wan Powder）
花粉（Pollen）
古老佛牌聖粉
貝蘭經粉（Bai Lan Powder）
其他各種神聖材料
Wat Phan-On 系統的佛牌，一向非常重視聖料的選用與配製，因此其所使用的各種傳統聖料，也是此一法脈佛牌的重要特色之一。
據了解，這一批坤平佛牌的製作數量並不多，僅有數百尊左右，主要分為兩種材質：
萬粉混合花粉
此類為市場上較常見的版本。
萬粉混合貝蘭經粉
此類製作數量較少，因此較為罕見。
此外，本批佛牌還有鑲嵌符管（Takrut）與沒有鑲嵌符管兩種版本。其中，鑲嵌符管的版本製作數量非常少，因此在收藏家之間具有較高的收藏價值與關注度。
特殊版
本次介紹的這一尊，為萬粉混合貝蘭經粉（Bai Lan Powder），相較於萬粉混合花粉的版本，本身就屬於較少見的材質。
更為特別的是，佛牌背面在文字框下方，橫向鑲嵌一枚符管（Takrut）。
這種橫向鑲嵌一枚符管的形式，在同批坤平佛牌中相當少見。一般所見的同版佛牌，大多為沒有鑲嵌符管的版本，因此這一尊在材質、聖料以及製作形式方面，都具有相當鮮明的特殊性。
除了本身的稀有特徵之外，這一尊佛牌亦具有值得注意的比賽成績。
於 2026年7月5日，在呵叻府 The Mall Korat（呵叻購物中心）舉行、由 Luang Phor Thong Sutthasilo Amulet Club（龍婆通・素達西羅佛牌俱樂部）主辦的佛牌比賽中，這尊佛牌榮獲第一名（First Prize）。
綜合來看，這尊坤平佛牌具有多項值得收藏的特色，包括：
紀念清邁建城700週年的製作背景
與 Wat Phan-On 瓦潘安寺佛牌系統的淵源
傳統珍貴聖料的使用
較為罕見的萬粉混合貝蘭經粉
背面橫向鑲嵌一枚符管
以及在佛牌比賽中榮獲第一名
因此，這尊坤平佛牌可說是一尊具有鮮明特色與收藏價值的特殊版本。
對於喜愛收藏龍婆坤坤平佛牌，以及喜愛 Wat Phan-On 瓦潘安寺系統佛牌的收藏家而言，尤其是尋找數量稀少、材質特殊及具有特殊製作形式的藏家，這是一尊相當值得關注的作品。
如您對這尊佛牌感興趣，或需要更多相關資料，歡迎與我聯絡：
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Luang Phor Koon Wat Ban Rai Khun Paen Amulet, B.E. 2538 (1995)

3rd Edition of the Wat Phan-On Chiang Mai Line – “700 Years of Chiang Mai” Stamped Reverse
Special Variant – Wan Powder Mixed with Bai Lan Powder, Embedded with 1 Takrut

The Luang Phor Koon Wat Ban Rai Khun Paen Amulet, B.E. 2538 (1995), featuring the “700 Years of Chiang Mai” stamp on the reverse, was created to commemorate the auspicious occasion of the 700th anniversary of Chiang Mai. It was produced by the amulet-creation group associated with Wat Phan-On, Chiang Mai, a group with a long-standing history of producing Luang Phor Koon sacred amulets, dating back to the time when Luang Phor Koon Parisuttho traveled to stay and observe the Buddhist rains retreat at Wat Phan-On, Chiang Mai, in B.E. 2523 (1980).

The B.E. 2538 (1995) Khun Paen amulets were made from sacred powder materials and were created for Wat Chiang Man, Chiang Mai, with proceeds intended to support the temple’s renovation. Consecration ceremonies were held in Chiang Mai, and the amulets also received the kindness of Luang Phor Koon Parisuttho, who performed a consecration ceremony at Wat Ban Rai, Nakhon Ratchasima.

The production incorporated important sacred materials from the Wat Phan-On tradition, including herbal powders (Wan), pollen, powder from old sacred amulets, Bai Lan (inscribed palm-leaf manuscript) powder, and other sacred materials. The careful selection and use of sacred ingredients is one of the distinctive characteristics of amulets from the Wat Phan-On lineage.

Only a limited number of these Khun Paen amulets were produced, reportedly numbering only a few hundred pieces. They were made in two principal material types:

- Wan powder mixed with pollen, which is the more commonly encountered type.
- Wan powder mixed with Bai Lan powder, which was produced in a smaller quantity and is considerably harder to find.

There are also both Takrut-embedded and non-Takrut versions. The Takrut-embedded version was produced in very limited numbers and is therefore particularly interesting to collectors.

Special Variant

The amulet presented here is made from Wan powder mixed with Bai Lan powder, a material type that is less commonly found than the Wan-and-pollen version. It is further distinguished by the presence of one Takrut embedded horizontally on the reverse, beneath the inscription frame.

This style of Takrut placement is rarely encountered compared with the general examples from the same edition, most of which do not contain a Takrut. This makes the present piece particularly distinctive in terms of its material composition, sacred ingredients, and special production characteristics.

In addition to its special characteristics, this particular amulet has an impressive competition record. It was awarded First Prize at a Buddhist amulet competition organized by the Luang Phor Thong Sutthasilo Amulet Club on 5 July 2026, held at The Mall Korat.

Considering all of these characteristics—including its creation for the 700th Anniversary of Chiang Mai, its connection to the Wat Phan-On lineage, the sacred materials used, the rare Wan-and-Bai-Lan-powder composition, the single embedded Takrut, and its First Prize award at a recognized amulet competition—this Khun Paen is a particularly interesting and distinctive example.

It is an appealing piece for collectors of Luang Phor Koon Khun Paen amulets and enthusiasts of the Wat Phan-On Chiang Mai lineage, especially those seeking rare and distinctive production variants.

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07/08/2026

Luang Phor Koon Wat Pun-Onn B.E. 2523 (1980), Buddha in the Blessing Posture (Patarnporn Posture), enclosed within a close-cut arched frame.
The reverse features a Yan with an inserted silver Takrut. Only a few dozen pieces were produced.
There are two types of material in this batch: flower powder and palm-leaf powder. This particular piece is made from flower powder.
Moreover, this amulet won First Prize at a Buddha amulet competition organized by the Luang Por Thong Sutthasilo Amulet Conservation Club on 5 July 2026, at The Mall Korat.
History of the Wat Pun-Onn B.E. 2523 Batch
In July B.E. 2523 (1980), shortly before the annual Buddhist Lent period, the abbot of Wat Pun-Onn, Phra Kru Sri Pariyathiyanuratan, invited Luang Phor Koon to stay at the temple for approximately three months.
During his stay, two local disciples of Luang Phor Koon, Mr. Sumrit and Mr. Kasem, asked Luang Phor Koon for permission to create sacred amulets bearing his image and to distribute them to his disciples and to people who made donations to Wat Pun-Onn at the end of the Buddhist Lent period.
After receiving permission from Luang Phor Koon, Mr. Sumrit and his team went to Mae Taeng District to collect special wild-grown Wan plants, including Thai herbs, hemp-like plants, and sedges. These were combined with specially cultivated Wan plants and other sacred materials and then mixed and molded to create the amulets.
To increase the strength and hardness of the amulets, various sacred ingredients were added, including Luang Phor Koon's hair, his cigarette butts, jasmine pollen, Sarapee pollen, lotus pollen, seven sacred relics, and broken pieces of ancient Lamphun amulets.
Other sacred ingredients included 108 types of pollen and fragments of famous amulets such as Phra Kong, Phra Sam, Phra Sibsong, and others.
The entire production process was carried out at Wat Pun-Onn, following traditional ancient methods.
Luang Phor Koon began consecrating the amulets on a Monday, which is traditionally regarded as an especially auspicious day for magical and sacred ceremonies among people in Northern Thailand.
He performed the chanting ceremony twice a day—in the morning after returning from his alms round and at night before going to bed. The consecration continued throughout the Buddhist Lent period for approximately three months.
After the Buddhist Lent period, Luang Phor Koon distributed the finished amulets to his disciples in Chiang Mai. He also distributed them again during the Kathin robe-offering ceremony at Wat Pun-Onn following the end of Buddhist Lent.
There were 15 molds used for this batch, with a total production of approximately 6,000 pieces, as follows:
1. Half-Figure of Luang Phor Koon — Egg-Shaped Mold
The front features a half-figure of Luang Phor Koon based on the Luang Phor Koon B.E. 2517 (1974) coin, together with the inscription “Ya Na Ya” and Yan Au.
There are two types of reverse designs:
Phra Pidta
Yan Bai Pat
Approximately 700 pieces were produced.
2. Half-Figure of Luang Phor Koon — Egg-Shaped Mold
The front features a half-figure of Luang Phor Koon based on the Luang Phor Koon B.E. 2517 (1974) coin, together with the inscription “Ya Na Ya.”
Approximately 500 pieces were produced.
3. Half-Figure of Luang Phor Koon — Rectangular-Shaped Mold
The front features a half-figure of Luang Phor Koon based on the Luang Phor Koon B.E. 2517 (1974) coin, together with the inscription “Ya Na Ya” and Yan Au.
The reverse features a Yan with an inserted silver Takrut.
No more than 100 pieces were produced.
4. Buddha in the Blessing Posture (Patarnporn Posture) — Rectangular-Shaped Mold
The front features the Buddha in the Blessing Posture (Patarnporn Posture). Some examples feature the Buddha enclosed within a close-cut arched frame.
The reverse features a Yan with an inserted silver Takrut.
No more than 100 pieces were produced.
5. Phra Somdej — Rectangular-Shaped Mold
The front features Phra Somdej.
The reverse features a Yan with an inserted silver Takrut.
No more than 100 pieces were produced.
6. Full Figure of Luang Phor Koon in Meditation Posture — Rectangular-Shaped Mold
The reverse features Phra Pidta surrounded by Yan.
Approximately 1,000 pieces were produced.
7. Full Figure of Luang Phor Koon in Meditation Posture — Rectangular-Shaped Mold
This version features an additional Yan on the front.
The reverse features Phra Pidta surrounded by Yan.
Approximately 1,000 pieces were produced.
8. Full Figure of Luang Phor Koon Smoking in a Squatting Position — Rectangular-Shaped Mold
The reverse features Phra Pidta surrounded by Yan.
Approximately 1,000 pieces were produced.
9. Full Figure of Luang Phor Koon Smoking in a Squatting Position — Rectangular-Shaped Mold
This version features an additional Yan on the front.
The reverse features Phra Pidta surrounded by Yan.
Approximately 500 pieces were produced.
10. Phra Khunpaen — Pentagon-Shaped Mold
This mold was based on Phra Khunpaen Ban Krang.
This is regarded as the first batch of Phra Khunpaen created by Luang Phor Koon and is particularly difficult to find.
There are six types of reverse designs:
Plain reverse
Reverse with an inserted mineral stone
Yan Bai Pat
Yan Bai Pat with an inserted Takrut
Phra Pidta and Yan within a square frame
Phra Pidta and Yan within a square frame with an inserted Takrut
The total production of all versions was approximately 230 pieces.
11. Phra Pidta Jumbo — Egg-Shaped Mold
There are two types of reverse designs:
A smaller Phra Pidta on the reverse
Yan Bai Pat
Approximately 700 pieces were produced.
12. Small Phra Pidta — Lotus-Petal (Gleeb Bua) Shaped Mold
Approximately 100 pieces were produced.
13. Phra Pidta — Wat Nung Mold
No more than 100 pieces were produced.
14. Sacred Rosary
No more than 5 pieces were produced.
15. Luk Om
No more than 100 pieces were produced.
In addition, there were some turmeric handprint cloths and footprint cloths, which were made exclusively for the creators.
Rarity and Collectibility
The Wat Pun-Onn B.E. 2523 batch is regarded as one of the outstanding batches of Luang Phor Koon amulets.
Today, these amulets are becoming increasingly difficult to find, particularly the rare molds and examples featuring special materials, silver Takrut, and uncommon reverse designs.
The Wat Pun-Onn B.E. 2523 batch is also regularly represented in amulet competitions, with its various molds and designs being recognized as competition categories.
This particular Buddha in the Blessing Posture is especially interesting because it is made from flower powder and features the rare close-cut arched frame, together with an inserted silver Takrut on the reverse.
If you are interested in this amulet or require additional information, please feel free to contact me:
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04/08/2026

“人生最有意义的事，就是想着为别人做些什么。” 🙏
又到了我们一起行善、帮助他人的时候了。❤️
泰国“分享善心小组”（Sharing Kindness Group）诚邀大家一起帮助位于泰国湄宏顺府湄萨良县的 Ban Mae Han 学校。
这是一所小型学校，共有71名学生和12名教师及工作人员，学生从幼儿园至小学六年级。
前段时间，我们的代表亲自前往学校，与校长及老师们交流。让我们感到非常心疼的是：
😢 这所学校已经连续两年没有举办儿童节活动了。
不是因为孩子们不想过儿童节，而是因为学校缺乏经费，许多学生的家庭经济条件也比较困难。
了解到学校的情况后，我们向学校作出了一个承诺：
🎁 明年1月，我们一定会回到 Ban Mae Han 学校，为孩子们举办儿童节活动！
我们希望看到孩子们脸上的笑容，希望他们也能拥有一个快乐的儿童节，更希望他们知道，这个世界上还有许多人关心他们、愿意帮助他们。❤️
除了举办儿童节活动之外，学校还缺少许多教学设备和日常用品，例如电脑、打印机、电视、体育用品、学生运动服、幼儿园孩子的睡垫和被子、厨房用品、桌椅、文件柜、儿童游乐设施等。
此外，我们还希望帮助学校为活动场地搭建遮雨棚，让孩子们能够在更加安全的环境中学习和开展活动。
对我们来说，有些东西可能只是普通的日常用品；但对这所小型学校和这里的孩子们来说，却是一份非常重要的帮助。
💰 预计所需总预算约为60万泰铢。
📅 活动日期： 2027年1月8日（星期五）上午9:30–12:30
🙏 欢迎大家一起前往学校，为孩子们送去快乐；也欢迎根据自己的能力和心意参与捐款。
捐款可直接汇入学校账户：
🏦 Krung Thai Bank Mae Sariang Branch 账号：509-0-99590-7 账户名称：Educational Revenue, Ban Mae Han School
或者：
🏦 Bangkok Bank 账号：052-0-50109-9 账户名称：Mr. Veerachai Mutanon and Mr. Suwit Tangtrakan
转账后，烦请告知我们。

我们也许无法改变整个世界，但我们可以改变一个普通的日子，让它成为某个孩子一生中最有意义的日子之一。❤️
愿每一份善心，都能化作孩子们脸上的笑容。🌱🙏
☎️ 如需咨询：校长 Ekkalak Ainan 电话：095-765-2846

31/07/2026

Maha Mongkol Look Om
Luang Phor Koon – “Thing Thuan” (Farewell) Edition, B.E. 2552 (2009)
This Maha Mongkol Look Om received 1st Prize at a Thai Amulet Competition organized by Thai Buddha Image Admiration & Association Pitsanuloke Province at Rajabhat Phiboonsongkram University on Jun.14,2026.

This sacred amulet set was compassionately permitted by Luang Phor Koon Parisuttho to be created by Khun Lung Samrit, a well-known figure associated with the legendary amulet tradition of Wat Phan On, Chiang Mai.
The amulets were created in order to be offered to Wat Pa Don Moon, Chiang Mai. Luang Phor Koon personally participated in the consecration ceremony at Wat Ban Rai, together with the “Koon Maha Chakraphat” amulet batch in B.E. 2552 (2009).
The Sacred Amulet Set Includes
Khun Paen Amulet
Somdej Amulet
Maha Mongkol Look Om

The Look Om pieces were produced in an extremely limited quantity — fewer than 50 pieces — and were created exclusively for donors who participated in the merit-making event.
Special Features of This Look Om
Embedded ruby gemstone
Contains hair of Luang Phor Koon
Includes pieces of Luang Phor Koon’s monastic robe
Bears distinctive handwritten markings, serving as a unique authenticity signature
These features make it a rare and highly valuable sacred object.

Sacred Materials Used
The amulets were made from a mixture of Buddhist sacred powders and auspicious herbs, including rare materials accumulated over many years, such as:
Khot Lek Lai sacred mineral from Ko Lan, provided by Khun Wanchan Ngam-ek (Uncle Ngam)
Remaining sacred powder from the Wat Phan On amulet creation in 1980
Sacred powder from the “Sao Ha Koon Phan Lan” ceremony in 1994 at Wat Ban Rai
Additional Sacred Ingredients
More sacred powders and palm-leaf scriptures were contributed by Phra Khru Sutham Nusat, the abbot of Wat Huai Kiang, Chiang Mai.
Further sacred herbs and powders were also provided by Khun Witoon Makkhameni (Khun Toi, Loei Province), a disciple in the lineage of Luang Phor Dam and Luang Phor Sakorn, disciples of Luang Pu Tim Isariko.
These sacred ingredients include numerous powerful ritual powders and herbs such as:
Maha Waan 108
108 Sacred Mistletoe Powder
Suriyan–Chantra Powder (Sun–Moon Yantra Powder)
Pathomang Powder
Twelve Zodiac Powder
Phet Na Thang Powder
Sacred wood powders (Payung, Kankrao, Takian, Sisuk, Thonglang, Jackfruit, Black Silk-Cotton)
Powder from ancient temple roof tiles
Powder from various ancient Buddha relic chambers
Many other sacred herbs
Consecration Ceremonies
Due to the strong demand for Khun Paen amulets blessed by Luang Phor Koon, this sacred set was created and blessed by him on 22 November 2009 at Wat Ban Rai.
Afterward, a grand Buddhist consecration ceremony was held again at Wat Pa Don Moon on 4 March 2010.
Historical Significance

This amulet set is especially significant because it is the final batch created and offered to Luang Phor Koon for blessing by Khun Lung Samrit of Wat Phan On.

Therefore, it is regarded as a rare sacred amulet with clear historical provenance, great spiritual significance, and high collectible value.

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26/07/2026

龙婆坤（Luang Por Koon）2522 佛历（1979年）首期“崇迪56”粉牌
龙婆坤首批崇迪粉牌，俗称 “崇迪56（Somdej 56）”，于佛历2522年（1979年）制作，仅限量 56尊，以纪念龙婆坤 56岁。
此尊佛牌于 2026年7月5日在呵叻府 The Mall 举办、由龙婆通·苏塔西洛佛牌保育协会主办的佛牌比赛中荣获第一名。
龙婆坤瓦本昂（Wat Pun-Onn）佛牌的由来
以下内容根据两位主要制作人之一 Samrit Sansawat 先生（现年80岁）的亲口访谈整理而成。另一位负责雕刻模具的 Kasem Lerdmanokulchai 先生已经辞世。
Samrit 先生详细记录了这批佛牌的制作过程，并采用古法制作。采访中，他毫无保留地分享了有关龙婆坤及这批佛牌的珍贵资料与照片。
龙婆坤于佛历2517年（1974年）首次来到清迈，并因与当时瓦本昂寺住持帕库·诗巴里雅塔亚努叻（Kru Ba Fai）关系密切，而长期驻锡于瓦本昂寺。
龙婆坤在清迈拥有众多弟子，Samrit 先生便是其中之一。他每年都会前往寺院礼敬龙婆坤。
直到佛历2522年4月5日（星期六），Samrit 先生制作了这一批佛牌，并于沙哈（Sao Ha）加持法会中，在 Wat Sra Kaew 恭请龙婆坤亲自开光加持。
佛历2522年（1979年）瓦本昂寺“沙哈法会”佛牌共分五种模具：
1. 三层崇迪模（Pra Somdej）
佛牌背面为龙婆坤坐姿全身像，模具取自佛历2519年（1976年）“Sang Baramee”版本。
底部刻有数字 56，代表龙婆坤当时56岁。
大部分赠送给龙婆坤的亲近弟子。
仅制作56尊，其中少数内藏银符管（Takrud）。
2. 莲台必打模（Pra Pidta on Lotus Base）
必打佛端坐于莲花座上，双手遮眼、耳及口。
仅制作30尊，极为稀有。
3. 红木必打模（Red Wood Pra Pidta）
造型参考著名的瓦囊寺（Wat Nang）必打佛。
由 Taweesak Somwong 先生雕刻制作。
仅制作10尊。
4. 粉质必打模（Powder Pra Pidta）
以红木必打模为原型制作。
底部内藏银符管（Takrud）。
仅制作30尊。
5. 龙婆坤脚印黄布
白布印有龙婆坤足印，并涂抹姜黄粉（Turmeric）。
如今，这五种版本都极为罕见，市场价值不断攀升，收藏难度非常高。
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The first batch of Phra Somdej powder amulets by Luang Por Koon, known as "Somdej 56," was created in a limited number of only 56 pieces in 2522 B.E. to celebrate Luang Pir Koon 56 years old. Moreover, it won first prize in a Buddha amulet competition organized by the Luang Por Thong Sutthasilo Amulet Conservation Club on Jul.5,2026 at The Mall Korat.

The story of Luang Por Koon Wat Pun-Onn amulets based on the interviews from one of two creator, Mr. Samrit Sansawat, currently is 80-year-old, and the person who created the mold, Mr Kasem Lerdmanokulchai, which was already passed away. Mr. Samrit recorded the creation of this batch in detail. He used the old method of creation from ancient master. In late 2522 B.E., the interviewer met with Mr. Samrit to conduct an interview. He shared all of the information and pictures of Luang Por Koon.

Luang Por Koon came to Chiang Mai first time in 2517 B.E. and stayed at Wat Pun-Onn due to the close relationship with Pra Kru Sripariyatyanuruk (Kru Ba Fai), who is the abbot of the temple at that time. Luang Por Koon had many disciples in Chiang Mai and Mr. Samrit is on of them. He used to visit the temple and paid respect to Luang Por Koon every year. Until Saturday 5th of April 2522 B.E., Mr. Samrit created a batch of amulet and blessed in Sao Ha ceremony by Luang Por Koon at Wat Sra Keaw.

Pra Luang Por Koon Wat Pun-Onn, Sao Ha Batch, 2522 B.E. have 5 molds as follow

1 Three-layer Pra Somded mold: The full figure of Luang Por Koon in sitting position at the back of amulet which came from the Sang Baramee batch of 2519 B.E. as the mold. There is the number 56 at the bottom of amulet that represent the age of Luang Por Koon which is 56 at that time. The mold mostly gave to close disciple of Luang Por Koon. This mold was created only 56 pieces and fews of them inserted with silver Takrud.

2 Pra Pidta on Lotus pedals mold: The buddha sitting on the Lotus base and closing eyes, ears, and bottom. This mold was created only 30 pieces and it is very hard to find.

3 Pra Pidta crafted from red wood: The mold is similar to Pra Pidta of Wat Nung and crafted by Mr. Taweesak Somwong. This mold was created only 10 pieces.

4 Pra Pidta in powder material: This mold influenced by Pra Pidta crafted from red wood, and inserted silver takud at the bottom. This mold was created only 30 pieces.

5 White cloth with Luang Por Koon footprint with turmeric

All of these molds now are very hard to find and expensive.

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17/07/2026

Luang Por Koon, Rian Sema Wat Prok B.E. 2536 (1993)
Made of Full Mixed Nawa material with running number 2956.

This is the special thick version, one of only 200 pieces produced. This amulet is special because it has two additional codes stamped on it.

This particular amulet is in beautiful condition and was awarded First Prize at a Buddha amulet competition on Jun.14, 2026, which were held by Thai Buddha Image Admiration & Association Pitsanuloke Province at Rajabhat Phiboonsongkram University.

All amulets in this batch are authentic Luang Por Koon amulets.

The Sang Kuti Wat Prok batch was created by the temple committee of Wat Prok in B.E. 2536 to raise funds for building a pavilion and monks’ residences.
There were 3 types (Pim) created in this batch:
Pim Sema
Pim Pra Pidta
Pim Prok Bai Makham

This amulet is Pim Sema, Full Mixed Nawa material.
What makes this piece special:
- Full Mixed Nawa material was mixed with a high amount of gold, giving the metal a visible golden tone on the edges.
- Running numbers above 2700 were made from thicker metal sheets.
- After production, Wat Prok selected these thicker pieces for the final coding process, resulting in only 200 thick-version amulets.

Because the temple committee and monks personally handled the coding and numbering process inside Wat Prok, some rare varieties appeared in very limited quantities, such as:
- Incomplete code stamps
- Wrong code positions
- Duplicate serial numbers
- Extra code marks

These varieties are highly sought after by collectors.
This Wat Prok Sang Kuti batch is considered one of the most collectible Luang Por Koon amulets due to:
Beautiful design
- Clear purpose of creation
- Low production numbers
- Clear code stamps and running numbers
- Large and special blessing ceremony

Please note: there are currently many counterfeit examples on the market, especially in Silver Longya and Copper versions, so buyers should verify authenticity carefully before purchasing.

This award-winning thick Nawa example is an excellent piece for serious collectors and competition enthusiasts.

Available for sale.

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11/07/2026

Nirantrai Coin by Luang Por Koon, 1994 (B.E. 2537), silver with Red Enamel running number 163. This particular coin, won First Prize at a Buddha amulet competition on Jun.14, 2026, which were held by Thai Buddha Image Admiration & Association Pitsanuloke Province at Rajabhat Phiboonsongkram University.

The Nirantrai Coin by Luang Por Koon was created in 1994 (B.E. 2537) to raise funds for the construction of the sermon hall at Wat Weluwan Nong Phai, Phueng Daet Subdistrict, Mukdahan District, Nakhon Phanom Province.

This amulet is known for its beautiful design, which combines the shape of King Rama V’s Horseback Coin with the famous "Nang Phan Chana Mara" (Buddha Conquering Mara on a ceremonial tray) coin, resulting in the unique and distinctive Nirantrai Coin.

Mintage Details:

1. Enamel Gold Coin – Not more than 72 pieces
2. Silver with Gold-Mask Front – Less than 130 pieces
3. Nava (Nine-Metal Alloy) with Gold-Plated Front – Less than 200 pieces
4. Silver with Blue Enamel – Not more than 600 pieces
5. Silver with Red Enamel – Not more than 1,000 pieces
6. Silver with Green Enamel – Not more than 600 pieces
7. Nava Alloy – 3,500 pieces
8. Brass – 10,000 pieces
9. Copper – 15,000 pieces

Luang Por Koon performed a solo consecration ceremony for this batch in October 1994 at Wat Ban Rai. The word "Nirantrai" means "free from danger." During the consecration, Luang Por Koon told his disciples present:

"Wearing this coin around your neck, you won't die a violent death."

Today, the gold, silver with gold-mask front, and nava with gold-mask front versions are considered extremely rare and highly sought-after.

If you are interested or require additional information, please inbox me, call me at (mobile phone) 084-700-6873, at WeChat, LINE. My user ID is greenyellow007 or WhatsApp: +66847006873

07/07/2026

Jul.5,2026, I attended the amulet competition organized by the Luang Por Thong Sutthasilo Amulet Conservation Club at The Mall Korat.

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7月5号，我参加了由龙婆通·苏塔西罗佛牌保护俱乐部在 The Mall Korat 举办的佛牌比赛。
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