Rare Phra Ngang Roon 1 Sang Mondop Phraphutthabat Amulet from Wat Nern Hom
Rare Thai amulet depicting Phra Ngang, from the limited edition Roon 1 Sang Mondop Phraphutthabat, consecrated on August 25, 1996 to support the construction of the mondop intended to house the sacred Buddha footprint at Wat Nern Hom, in Prachinburi province.
This gilded metal amulet features an expressive and ancient form, with the characteristic Phra Ngang style: a seated figure, powerful gaze, prominent ears, and an elongated head. Its natural patina, traces of wear, and ritualistic appearance enhance its authentic and esoteric character. Inside the base of this Phra Ngang is a movable relic.
Phra Ngang is a very particular figure in Thai magical tradition, associated with forces of protection, personal magnetism, attraction, influence, and occult power. This edition, linked to the construction of a sanctuary for the sacred Buddha footprint, possesses significant spiritual and meritorious dimensions.
Features:
- 🛕 Temple: Wat Nern Hom, Prachinburi
- ✨ Deity: Phra Ngang
- ☸ Khata: Instructions for using Phra Ngang provided.
- 📐 Dimensions: 6 cm X 3 cm
- ⚓ Weight: Approximately 65 grams
- Original temple box (damaged) provided.
This Phra Ngang Roon 1 amulet was created in a sacred context, related to the construction of a mondop intended to protect a Buddha footprint. It thus unites the esoteric power of Phra Ngang with the meritorious energy of a religious project dedicated to the Dharma.
🖤 In the ancient silence of Thai rituals, Phra Ngang stands as a mysterious presence, on the border between protection, power, and attraction. This amulet carries the memory of an offering made to erect a sanctuary around the sacred Buddha footprint, connecting the magic of ancient ajarns to the light of Buddhist merit.