Tiger Skin Takrut Luang Pho Thiang Wat Khao Kradong Buriram B.E. 2539
Description
Tiger skin takrut amulets created in B.E. 2539 by Luang Pho Thiang of Wat Khao Kradong, Buriram Province. Luang Pho Thiang is a respected and revered scholar-monk of the Buriram area and surrounding regions. These sacred amulets were created to be presented to those who participated in merit-making and contributed funds toward the temple's development. Tiger skin was inscribed with sacred letters and rolled into takrut form according to ancient amulet-making traditions. Wat Khao Kradong is an important temple located in the Khao Kradong volcanic mountain area of Buriram Province, a famous tourist destination and archaeological site of the province. Within the temple stands a large Buddha image and the temple serves as a center of Buddhist faith for devotees in the region for a long time.
