Phra Somdej Kanaen Trintrisinghe Yantra Powder Amulet B.E. 2512 Luang Pho Pae Wat Pikultong Singburi

Description

Phra Somdej Kanaen amulet with Trintrissinghe yantra on reverse, made of powder material, created in B.E. 2512 by Luang Pho Pae Khemmangkoro of Wat Pikultong, Singburi Province. It was distributed to those who contributed to the temple's development and fundraising. This is one of the early powder amulets created during the period when Luang Pho Pae became widely recognized. Luang Pho Pae Khemmangkoro (B.E. 1905–2085) was a former abbot of Wat Pikultong and a venerable teacher who played an important role in developing the temple into a significant Buddhist center of Singburi Province. He was invited to participate in Buddhist consecration ceremonies of auspicious objects at many locations throughout the country and created multiple series of amulets to generate income for public benefit. The amulet features the Kanaen design with compact dimensions, crafted from powder material, which was commonly used in many series of Luang Pho Pae's powder amulets. The reverse bears the distinctive Trintrissinghe yantra characteristic of this amulet series.