Phra Sangkachai Wat Kuha Phimukhae Yala B.E. 2494 Khao Awe Blessed

Description

This Phra Sangkachai amulet was created at Wat Kuha Phimukhae, also known as Wat Na Tham, in Yala Province. The amulet is dated B.E. 2494 and represents an important southern Thai antique piece connected to a Buddhist consecration ceremony performed by respected monks from the Khao Awe lineage. Wat Kuha Phimukhae is a significant temple in Yala Province, located at the base of a mountain containing caves and archaeological sites within the temple grounds. This makes it an important location for both religious and local historical significance. The amulet is crafted in the form of Phra Sangkachai, which in Thai Buddhist art tradition is typically created as a complete figure of a senior monk in sitting posture. This form is traditionally associated with prosperity, good fortune, and flourishing success according to worship beliefs.