Phra Phong Pang Prathanporn Luang Pu Hiang Wat Pa B.E. 2505

Description

This exquisite sacred powder amulet, known as Phra Phong Pang Prathanporn (the Buddha in the posture of bestowing blessings), was consecrated in B.E. 2505 (1962) by the venerable Luang Pu Hiang of Wat Aranyikawat (famously known as Wat Pa) in Chonburi Province. Luang Pu Hiang is revered throughout Thailand as one of the preeminent masters of sacred powder amulets in the eastern region, inheriting esoteric knowledge and ancient formula lineages from master Luang Pho Kaeo of Wat Khruea Wan. The front of the amulet depicts the Buddha gracefully seated in the blessing gesture (Pang Prathanporn), radiating peace, benevolence, and spiritual serenity. The reverse is stamped with Luang Pu Hiang's signature sacred Yantra, formulated to bestow comprehensive protection, metta mahaniyom (loving-kindness and charisma), and continuous prosperity upon the devotee. Made from a rich blend of sacred herb powders (Phong Phutthakhun, Phong Itthije), flowers offered to the Buddha, and ancient temple relics, the surface exhibits natural aging, soft patination, and intricate texture authentic to genuine 1962 master pressings. Devotees and collectors cherish this edition for its profound spiritual efficacy. In Thai Buddhist belief, keeping a blessing Buddha amulet invokes heavenly blessings, clears obstacles, and shields the wearer against negativity, malevolent energies, and physical harm. Each piece offered by Dan Siam Amulets is strictly verified for authenticity, presenting an outstanding collector's item and an auspicious spiritual guardian for daily devotion.