This ancient Phra Somdej Saiyid amulet is a piece steeped in history, fashioned from a traditional sacred paste (made from clay and sacred powders) and blessed by the venerable Luang Por Khan Inthapanyo of Wat Nok Krachap , in Ayutthaya province. Its patinated surface bears witness to the time and devotion of the generations who have worn it, making it a true talisman of faith and protection.

Phra Somdej Saiyid amulets are said to attract blessings, spiritual stability, and prosperity. They are considered symbols of inner balance and elevation on the path of Dhamma, granting their wearer serenity and protection from both visible and invisible dangers.

🔶 Venerable Luang Por Khan Inthapanyo

Venerable Luang Por Khan Inthapanyo (1872–1943) was one of the eminent monks of Ayutthaya, renowned for his moral purity and the power of his blessings. Born in the early 20th century, he was ordained at a young age and devoted his entire life to the practice of Vinaya and meditation. His temple, Wat Nok Krachap , became a respected site for its ceremonies and blessed amulets. Luang Por Khan's followers claim that his presence radiated serene compassion, and that his amulets possessed exceptional powers of protection and inner peace.

📜 Features

🙏 Master: Luang Por Khan Inthapanyo
🛕 Temple: Wat Nok Krachap, Ayutthaya
✨ Divinity: Buddha Phra Somdej Saiyid
📐 Dimensions: approx. 3.6 × 3cm
⚓ Weight: about 20 grams
Reliquary: New custom-made stainless steel reliquary

📿 In the ancient silence of Ayutthaya's temples, the golden light of the Buddha reflects off the weathered walls. This amulet, a testament to the passing of time, connects its wearer to peace of mind and the timeless wisdom of the Dharma. Every grain of its surface bears a silent prayer, an immutable blessing.