item code: A663

Pha Yant, Red cloth of Tao Wesuwan. Kiew Kaew Prakasit model

Master: Luang Pu Kalong Kiew Kaew,

Temple: Wat Khao Laem Temple, Sa Kaeo Province, Thailand.

Year: BE 2552 (2009)

Dimensions: 49 cm x 33 cm.

This Pha Yant red cloth was consecrated by LP Kalong Wat Khao Laem in BE 2552. There is an image of Tao Wesuwan and Rahoo (Rahu) on the cloth.

Luang Phor Kalong, a revered monk from Wat Khao Laem in Srakaew Province, Thailand, is renowned for his powerful amulets and spiritual practices.

Born with a unique tooth resembling a tiger’s fang in his mouth, he is believed to possess extraordinary powers. His amulets, including the popular “Koomsap Keawgaew” chain, and some signature Takruts, are highly sought after by devotees for their protective and prosperity-enhancing properties.

LP Kalong’s influence extends beyond Thailand, with his amulets being collected and revered by people worldwide. His dedication to Buddhist teachings and his ability to connect with the spiritual realm have solidified his position as one of Thailand’s most respected spiritual figures.