Description

Phra Pong Khong Kwan Roon 7 (7th Batch) from the historic Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen. Known as the “Bua Phan” (Ten Thousand Lotuses) edition, this amulet is a staple for any serious collector of Thai Buddhist artifacts.

Key Highlights:

• Batch: 7th Edition (Roon Jed), consecrated in 2535 BE (1992 AD).

• Legacy: Created using sacred powders including remnants of the legendary 1st–3rd batches blessed by Luang Phor Sodh.

• Design: Features the classic “Phra Thammatat” (The Buddha of the Dharma) seated in meditation on a lotus base.

• Condition: Pristine condition with sharp details and a clean cream patina.

• Casing: Professionally enclosed in a waterproof acrylic case.

Reverse Side Details: The back of the amulet is inscribed with the sacred Yant of Wat Paknam, representing the “Dharma Body.” The text translates to: “In commemoration of the enshrining of the Buddha Image – Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen.”

Spiritual Benefits: Wat Paknam amulets are world-famous for “Metta Karuna” (Compassion/Loving-kindness) and “Klaew Klaad” (Safety/Avoiding accidents). Devotees believe this amulet brings great success in business, smooth career progression, and total protection from harm.

Activation Chant (Kata): To pay respects to Luang Phor Sodh and activate the amulet, recite this three times:

“Samma-A-Ra-Hang”