Phra Luang Pu Boon Khanthachoti, Phim Prok Pho Lek, Nuea Din Phao, B.E. 2456 (1913), Wat Klang Bang Kaeo, Nakhon Pathom

Highlights

• Over 110 years old; chanted over daily in the temple hall for some twenty years before being sealed away.
• Baked clay from the Nakhon Chai Si riverbank, mixed by LP Boon himself with his blessed powder and fired in a husk pit.
• Sealed in the temple's mondop in B.E. 2476 and found again when it was opened in B.E. 2501 and 2516.
• LP Boon is best known for Bia Gae, the top protective talisman of Thailand.

The full history of this piece – the master's life, materials, blessing ceremonies and mintage – is written in Chinese. Read it in Chinese →