Takut Phra Lak Na Thong amulet consecrated in 2006 by the Very Venerable Luang Phor Kalong of Wat Khao Lem (Sakeow).
Sacred talisman wrapped in gold leaves, blessed during seven great ceremonies, renowned for its powerful powers of charm and benevolence.
🔸 Origin : Wat Khao Laem, Thailand
🔸 Master : Very Venerable Luang Phor Kalong (1918 - 2009)
🔸 Year : BE 2550 (2006)
🔸 Type : Takut Phra Lak Na Thong (The Takut of the Golden-faced Buddha)
🔸 Material : Sacred metal, wrapped in gold leaf, with sacred plant powder.
🔸 Dimensions : Approximately 7 cm.
🔸 Weight : approximately 25 grams.
🔸 Reliquary : New custom-made golden reliquary decorated with traditional motifs and diamonds.
Detailed description:
This Takrut Phra Lak Na Thong was created by the highly venerated Luang Phor Kalong , nicknamed the "King of Takrut" for his exceptional mastery in creating sacred talismans. This particular model produced in a numbered limited series was blessed during seven major ceremonies and seven other major ceremonies , over a period of 11 months , from February to December 2006.
The takrut is entirely inscribed with special yantras on the string and then covered with gold leaf to increase its power and effectiveness in terms of Mahasané (charm) and Metta Maha Niyom (benevolence and popularity).
Photo map of the temple and activation prayer "Khata" provided.
Additional features:
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Blessing : 7 major ceremonies and 7 other major ones over 11 months
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Powers attributed : Charm, benevolence, popularity.
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Notes : Rare and powerful item, handle with respect.
