Phra Sangkachai Wat Chinoras B.E. 2512 Sacred Alloy Amulet
Description
The Phra Sangkachai of Wat Chinoras, cast in B.E. 2512 (1969) in Bangkok, is one of the most historically significant and spiritually formidable wealth-attracting amulets of modern Thai Buddhist history. This casting was consecrated during a monumental grand consecration ceremony (Pithi Maha Phutthaphisek) at Wat Chinorasworawihan, bringing together Thailand's most revered master monks of the era. Among the supreme masters who gathered to bestow their supreme meditation power and blessing mantras into this batch were Luang Pho Kuay of Wat Kositaram (Chai Nat), Luang Pu Toh of Wat Pradu Chimphli (Bangkok), Luang Pho Pae of Wat Phikun Thong (Sing Buri), and Luang Pu Suk of Wat Pho Sai Thong (Buriram). Each master channeled specialized energetic blessings, making this amulet legendary for wealth accumulation, financial abundance, and invulnerability against misfortune. Crafted from an auspicious sacred mixed alloy (Nawa Loha / Loha Phasom) containing melted ancient yantra metal plates, old temple bells, and holy bronze relics, the sculpture depicts Phra Sangkachai (the Great Arhat Katyayana) holding a treasure sack, embodying boundless prosperity, contentment, and joy. The metal exhibits natural golden-bronze undertones with authentic oxidation patina. In Thai tradition, venerating Phra Sangkachai brings relentless business success, removes debts, and protects against poverty. Guaranteed genuine with worldwide insured delivery.
