Phra Lor Pim Luang Pho Pan Riding Hanuman B.E. 2533 Blessed by Luang Pho Ruesi Ling Dam

Description

Phra Lor Pim amulet of Luang Pho Pan, Riding Hanuman design, 'Toward Motherland' edition, created in B.E. 2533 by Wat Tha Sung, Uthai Thani Province, under the direction of Luang Pho Ruesi Ling Dam (Phra Rajpromyarn). This amulet was created as a commemoration of the 'Toward Motherland' project and to preserve the Phra Lor Pim Buddhist art of Luang Pho Pan Sonanyo of Wat Bang Nom Ko, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. Luang Pho Ruesi Ling Dam (B.E. 2460–2535) was an accomplished disciple who inherited the teachings of Luang Pho Pan and placed great importance on preserving his Phra Lor Pim designs. He created many editions of Phra Lor Pim amulets, maintaining the form and Buddhist artistry of Luang Pho Pan as closely as possible to the original prototype. The amulet features the Riding Hanuman design, one of Luang Pho Pan's most renowned auspicious animal motifs. It is crafted from sacred powder material according to Wat Tha Sung's creation method and was consecrated through a Buddhist blessing ceremony conducted by Luang Pho Ruesi Ling Dam and attending monks according to the edition's protocols.