code: A652

🪷Bucha Phra Sangkachai

☸️Master: LP Pae Wat Pikul Thong, Singburi

🛕Year consencrated: BE 2535 (1992)

-Dimensions: 17 cm (height) x 15 cm x 11 cm

-Material: Nur Loha Pasom (mixed metals)

This stunning 5-inch Phra Sangkachai statue is crafted with meticulous detail, capturing the essence of the revered Buddhist figure. Featuring a plump belly and two palms facing upward, this sacred statue is believed to bring good fortune, prosperity, and protection. The sacred Yant Budhson, intricately etched on the front, is a powerful symbol of spiritual enlightenment and wisdom. There is also a text (name or information) at the back and “Yant” inscribed at the bottom.

There is a minor oxidation of the left foot. I don’t know how to remove oxidation, so I will leave it as is.

LP Pae Wat Pikul Thong, also known as Luang Phor Pae, was a revered Thai Buddhist monk known for his exceptional contributions to Buddhist practices and his deep spiritual wisdom. Born in 1905 in Singburi Province, Thailand, he was ordained as a monk at a young age and spent his life dedicated to the teachings of Buddhism. LP Pae became well-known for his meditation skills, compassionate nature, and the amulets he blessed, which were believed to bring good luck and protection to their holders. His reputation for spiritual power and integrity attracted many followers, both from Thailand and abroad, who sought his guidance and blessings.