Phra Pid Ta Kwan Khao Mini Coconut Shell B.E. 2500 by Luang Pho Wichian Wat Khruea Wan Chonburi

Description

Phra Pid Ta Kwan Khao, mini size, coconut shell material, created in B.E. 2500 by Luang Pho Wichian of Wat Khruea Wan, Chonburi Province. This is one of the auspicious objects carved from coconut shell following the traditional artistic style of the temple. The front features a small Phra Pid Ta Kwan Khao impression, making it suitable for carrying with you. Wat Khruea Wan is an ancient Buddhist temple in Chonburi Province, established during the early Rattanakosin period. It is renowned for creating Phra Pid Ta amulets, particularly the famous Phra Pid Ta of Luang Pho Kaew of Wat Khruea Wan, which serves as an important prototype for Phra Pid Ta amulets from many different temples throughout Thailand.