Luang Pu Sri (Siho) Wat Sakhaek B.E. 2520 4th Edition Copper Amulet

Description

4th edition amulet in brown-patina copper, commissioned in B.E. 2520 by Luang Pu Sri (Siho) Inthacho of Wat Sakhaek, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, as a memorial and to support the temple's works. This is one of the portrait amulets created in the late period of his life and is highly regarded among those studying amulets from the Wat Sakhaek lineage. Luang Pu Sri (Siho) Inthacho was a venerable monk of Wat Sakhaek and spent many years practicing vassa with Luang Pu Du Prom Panyo. He lived simply and with strict observance of the Dharma and Vinaya, focusing on Dhamma practice, earning deep respect from his disciples and Buddhists throughout Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province and surrounding areas. The 4th edition is cast as a half-length portrait in the amulet art style of B.E. 2520. This copper amulet features brown patina work that darkens the metal surface, creating sharp contrast that enhances the clarity and definition of the struck details.