Sacred relic beads in Benjarong jar with Phra Siwali medal – Wat Phanang Choeng (Ayutthaya)

🪷 Sacred Relic Beads in Benjarong Jar 🪷

This traditional Benjarong ceramic pot, richly decorated with blue and gold patterns, contains a rare spiritual treasure:

• White mineral relic pearls , considered to be miraculous condensations of spiritual energy.
• A phratat relic stone , a fragment of sacred origin associated with Buddhist relics.
• A copper medal of Phra Siwali , a famous miracle-working Buddhist monk, blessed and consecrated at Wat Phanang Choeng (Ayutthaya).

Wat Phanang Choeng , located in Ayutthaya and dating back to the 14th century, is a prestigious temple housing a huge, revered Buddha statue. It is renowned for its powerful ceremonies and timeless blessings.

Features :

🙏 Master: Monks of Wat Phanang Choeng
🛕 Temple: Wat Phanang Choeng (Ayutthaya)
✨ Deity: Phra Siwali
📐 Dimensions: Pot approx. 6x6cm
⚓ Weight: approx. 140 grams

🙏🏽 These relics are not mere collectibles: they embody a living presence, offering protection, prosperity and spiritual elevation to those who preserve them.

In the silence of an ancient monastery, relic pearls appear like stars frozen in matter. Each white sphere is like a seed of light, a breath of crystallized Dharma. The phratat stone is a fragment of infinity, carrying blessings accumulated over centuries. Protected in its Benjarong case, this sacred treasure becomes a bridge between the visible and invisible worlds.