Luang Phor Thuat amulet – Multicolored Airavata (Phra phong nuea wan 108) – Wat Chang Yai (Ayutthaya, 2008)

🐘 A large and rare amulet depicting the venerable Luang Phor Thuat and the three-headed celestial elephant Airavata (Chang Sam Sian), made from the precious sacred paste Phra phong nuea wan 108 , a mixture of 108 blessed herbs and powders. This highly symbolic model was consecrated during the great Phithi Maha Phuttha Phisek ceremony held on Saturday, July 5, 2008 , at Wat Chang Yai , in the historic province of Ayutthaya. The natural colors, obtained without artificial paint, evoke the alchemical depth of the material itself.

• Master: Luang Phor Thuat (honorary model)
• Temple: Wat Chang Yai
• Deity: Airavata (Chang Sam Sian)
• 📐 Dimensions: approximately 6 cm in diameter
• ⚓ Weight: approximately 65 grams
• Reliquary: New custom-made reliquary in stainless steel decorated with traditional motifs.

✨ A talisman of mystical transcendence

At the heart of Buddhist and Hindu cosmogony, the celestial elephant Airavata is the steed of the king of the gods, Indra. In this amulet, the highly revered Luang Phor Thuat rides this mythical mount, expressing a combined power: the wisdom of the legendary monk fused with the protective impulse of a celestial guardian. The naturally colored swirls seem to emerge like invisible currents of merit and blessing, woven during the great ceremony of 2008.