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PDMAD1993 : Invulnerable, Protection Rare around B.E.2000 Phra Kroo Wat Bueng Sam Phan Ancient Buddha (Wat Bueng Sam Phan, Uttaradit Province)  with Katha: Monk-and-Amulet_Master | | | |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | |
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Name: Phra Kroo Wat Bueng Sam Phan (ancient Buddha)
From: Wat Bueng Sam Phan, Uttaradit Province
Material:clay
Size: 4 x 6.5 cm
Year: around BE2000 (CE1457)
Ceremony: blessed by a monk in the past
The General For Your Information about Phra Kroo:
Phra Kroo is a name of ancient Buddha amulets in Thailand usually aged 50 years up. Phra Kroo amulets were made by Thai guru monks in ancient time to give people as a protective talisman from dangers. The material of Phra Kroo can be earth or metal substance.
Phra Kroo amulets were important. The monks would keep the amulets well in a safe place for example in the underground chamber or under the pagoda and Buddha statue in order to prevent stealing.
When time passed, those amulets were found by a monk in the temple or sometimes by people working in the related site of amulets.
**Note about Phra Kroo: Due to ancient amulet, the real item may have stains, holes or other defects caused by time, storage and temperature accepted as uniqueness which does not interfere the power.
Benefits/Power: Amulets from Wat Bueng Sam Phan is an old amulet that has been known for a very long time for protection and invulnerability, especially in the amulet circle. Difficult to compare, prestige spreads far and wide sometimes. The new amulets are hard to extinguish the aura of the amulets from Wat Bueng Sam Phan.
Old amulet collectors know this amulet well. The new generation of collectors should not overlook the importance of this amulet. And if anyone who has already thrown into the amulet industry And do not know this type, it seems that it will take more time than to walk majestically in the amulet circle.
Many amulet masters have written stories about this amulet and stated that Phra Bueng Sam Phan is an amulet of Suphan Buri Province, did not give any more details. Although the author is well aware that This amulet is an amulet of Phichai City. Uttaradit Province But we have to consider the evidence first as to why there is such a statement. No one has written confirmation. Therefore, the understanding of the origin of this print may be inaccurate.
Why is this amulet called Bueng Sam Phan? This is a problem that needs to be studied. According to general understanding, the old amulet that no one knows its history. When it is excavated anywhere, it is often dubbed The place or the name of that area instead of the name Phra Bueng Sam Phan may also be named in this sense as well.
But we must also consider that Is this Bueng Sam Phan the name of any place in Suphan Buri Province? which the author believes Surely there is no place with such a name. There will be only the names of the old rivers in history that are similar. but the resemblance is considered to be the conclusion that can't be the same It may be a different story for each story. And if this place does not exist in Suphan Buri Province and no one can confirm the excavation found in Suphan Buri Province. It should be concluded that this amulet is definitely not an amulet of Suphan Buri Province.
As far as I know, this printer has been excavated in Phichai District before and a long time ago Most of the Buddha images are red tiles. very strong The back of the Buddha image is usually flat and there is a handwriting stamped on it. The part that appears as a betel nut mark or a deep stamped imprint is few. However, the history of the excavation of Phra Bueng Sam Phan at Phichai District The authors request that they do not know the details as they should. because there is no opportunity to travel to study with local knowledgeable people But it can be confirmed that this amulet The amulet industry has been known for at least 50-60 years. Around the year 1955, villagers discovered this amulet again. According to the history, the villagers were told to find them in their dreams. This excavation was counted as a large number of monks. It is estimated that there are up to 2 large red jars, the quantity would be tens of thousands. And the event that people will surely remember is The excavator brought this amulet in a bucket to sell at Pichai Railway Station at a price of 5 baht per amulet. Anyone interested can choose as they like. The amulets that were found this time belonged to Wat Phaya Man in Ban Khon District, Phichai District. There are many types of amulets. Most of them are terracotta mixed with Wan. The appearance of the Buddha image is thick, the back is full of hump. The meat of this amulet is quite rough and crumbly. Not as strong as a dungeon in Phichai District.
This Phra Bueng Sam Phan comes in many sizes and prints. Most of them are in the attitude of subduing Mara. sat on the lotus-capped lotus facing up within the arch around the body The lotus appearance is generally called the fishbone lotus. As for the arch line, it should have been removed from the arch, very similar to Luang Por Phutthachinnarat. But there is also the influence of U-Thong period art. is a gentle monk which is one of the unique amulets in this era Villagers generally believe that This Phra Bueng Sam Phan is Phra Phutthachinnarat. The creator has applied the arts in the next era to be integrated into it. It is worth noting that Various amulets with double lines appear together. usually in Phitsanulok and most of the surrounding area The melody is applied to match the model of Luang Por Phutthachinnarat, for example, a pair of arched amulets, Wat Pho dungeons (weaving factories), some printed amulets from Samor Krang temple Khao dungeons. These are etc.
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**Note to Buyers: This is a sample picture. The real item may be different according to color, size, design and casing of amulet.
- Color deviation: The picture is the actual picture of the sample. Colors may vary slightly due to the different color settings of each monitor and the shooting light.
- Size Deviation: All dimensions are measured by hand, there may be slight deviations.
- Design: The handmade amulet, each amulet may be different unlike using machine.
- Casing: The casing is craftsmanship from temple or master, which creates.
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