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Mirror medal of Guan Yin with dragons blessed at Wat Bawon Niwet (Bangkok).
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This limited series of 999 amulets (individually numbered)
was consecrated on February 24, 2012
by a group of 14 Venerables during a Mahaputaphisek ceremony.
Here is the list of these 14 Venerables:
1. Venerable Laungphor Phoon of Wat Banpan.
2. Venerable Laungphor Man of Wat Natang nok.
3. Venerable Laungphor Lor of Wat Phromrangsi.
4. Venerable Phra Tham Phawana Wiklom of Wat Traimit Witthayaram.
5. Venerable Phra thep mongkol rangsi of Wat Arun Ratchawanaram.
6. Venerable Laungphor Aeid of Wat Phailom.
7. Venerable Laungphor Perm of Wat Pomkaew.
8. Venerable Laungphor Somphorn of Wat phra Thammasophon.
9. Venerable Laungphor Samut Wachira Sophon of Wat Phet Samut.
10. Venerable Laungphor Jerm of Wat Phrok Suthan-maram.
11. Venerable Laungphor Khao of Wat Sao Changok.
12. Venerable Laungphor Paun of Wat Banhan Jamsai.
13. Venerable Laungphor Chamnan of Wat Bang Khuti Thong.
14. Venerable Laungphor Thong Gleung of Wat Chedi Hoi.
The full Thai name of this series of amulets is Jao Mae Guan Yin Lian Chalulai Yok-ong Manghön Thong Khu (Roon Song Phra Tarn-pon)
which can be translated as "The mirror medal of Guan Yin with two golden dragons".
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This is a superb, highly detailed medal of the protector Guan Yin, consecrated during an exceptional ceremony in a famous temple.
I had these Guan Yin medals placed in custom-decorated reliquaries.
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ONLY THREE AMULETS IN STOCK.
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Height: 60 mm.
Width: 40 mm.
Weight: approximately 37 grams.
New custom-made decorated reliquary: Yes.
Original temple box: Yes.
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This limited series of 999 amulets (individually numbered)
was consecrated on February 24, 2012
by a group of 14 Venerables during a Mahaputaphisek ceremony.
Here is the list of these 14 Venerables:
1. Venerable Laungphor Phoon of Wat Banpan.
2. Venerable Laungphor Man of Wat Natang nok.
3. Venerable Laungphor Lor of Wat Phromrangsi.
4. Venerable Phra Tham Phawana Wiklom of Wat Traimit Witthayaram.
5. Venerable Phra thep mongkol rangsi of Wat Arun Ratchawanaram.
6. Venerable Laungphor Aeid of Wat Phailom.
7. Venerable Laungphor Perm of Wat Pomkaew.
8. Venerable Laungphor Somphorn of Wat phra Thammasophon.
9. Venerable Laungphor Samut Wachira Sophon of Wat Phet Samut.
10. Venerable Laungphor Jerm of Wat Phrok Suthan-maram.
11. Venerable Laungphor Khao of Wat Sao Changok.
12. Venerable Laungphor Paun of Wat Banhan Jamsai.
13. Venerable Laungphor Chamnan of Wat Bang Khuti Thong.
14. Venerable Laungphor Thong Gleung of Wat Chedi Hoi.
The full Thai name of this series of amulets is Jao Mae Guan Yin Lian Chalulai Yok-ong Manghön Thong Khu (Roon Song Phra Tarn-pon)
which can be translated as "The mirror medal of Guan Yin with two golden dragons".
*
This is a superb, highly detailed medal of the protector Guan Yin, consecrated during an exceptional ceremony in a famous temple.
I had these Guan Yin medals placed in custom-decorated reliquaries.
*
ONLY THREE AMULETS IN STOCK.
__________________________________________
Height: 60 mm.
Width: 40 mm.
Weight: approximately 37 grams.
New custom-made decorated reliquary: Yes.
Original temple box: Yes.