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Description

The Sivali Maha Lap amulet was created in B.E. 2537 by Wat Huai Pakchee, Kamphang Saen District, Nakhon Pathom Province, to raise funds for gilding and Buddhist boundary consecration at the ubosot. Luang Pu Liu Panno of Wat Rai Teng Thong presided over the blessing ceremony and participated in the creation. Alongside Luang Pu Liu, several renowned Buddhist masters attended the consecration ceremony, including Luang Pho Khun of Wat Ban Rai, Luang Pho Pern of Wat Bang Phra, Luang Pho Lam Chiang, and Luang Pho Lam Yai. This ceremony was recognized in amulet circles as one of the major blessings of B.E. 2537. The front face features the Turtle Vessel, Luang Pu Liu's signature symbol, alongside an image of Sivali, reflecting the amulet's name "Sivali Maha Lap." The reverse bears sacred yantras and text indicating the creation period. Multiple materials were cast, including gold leaf brass, which is among the most popular versions. Original packaging included.