Nang Kwak Luang Pho Poon Wat Mai Pin Kliao Nakhon Pathom B.E. 2490 Clay Amulet

Description

Nang Kwak clay amulet created in B.E. 2490 by Luang Pho Poon of Wat Mai Pin Kliao, Nakhon Pathom Province. Luang Pho Poon was a venerated Buddhist master widely respected among the people of Nakhon Pathom during the mid-25th Buddhist century. His blessed objects were created in various forms including Buddha images and amulets, distributed to those who participated in merit-making and supported the temple's activities. Wat Mai Pin Kliao is an ancient temple of Nakhon Pathom Province with significant influence in the local community over many years. Luang Pho Poon played an important role in developing the temple and propagating Buddhism, making his name well-known among Buddhists throughout the Central Region. This is a Nang Kwak clay amulet, a popular form of creation during that era. The use of fired clay gives the amulet distinctive characteristics in its surface texture and material composition.