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A rare and sacred Nang Kwak amulet, consecrated by the great master Luang Pu Boon of Wat Klang Bang Kaew, Nakhon Pathom, in BE 2460 (1917). Crafted in the powerful Mekphat alloy, this piece represents one of the finest examples of Luang Pu Boon’s sacred creations, renowned among collectors and spiritual practitioners alike.
Material: Mekphat alloy (a sacred mixture, blackish-dark tone, famed for strong protective and wealth-bringing power).
Temple: Wat Klang Bang Kaew, Nakhon Pathom, Thailand.
Year of consecration: BE 2460 (1917).
Features a sacred Yant (magical script) at the back, enhancing the amulet’s spiritual energy.
Sacred Powers (Phutthakhun)
Brings great wealth and prosperity, making it highly sought after by merchants and business owners.
Attracts customers, good fortune, and opportunities.
Provides protection against danger, black magic, and misfortune.
Supports luck in gambling and enhances windfall wealth.
Grants metta (loving-kindness), improving relationships and protecting against enemies.
Ensures safe travel and protection from harm.
Luang Pu Boon (1851–1935) is regarded as one of Thailand’s greatest masters. His sacred objects are considered among the top five legendary Thai amulets.
He was renowned for his supernatural power and spiritual knowledge, ranking second in a famous spiritual power contest among great monks of his era—surpassing even some of Thailand’s most celebrated masters.
His Mekphat alloy creations are especially prized, sharing lineage with Luang Pu Nak of Wat Huay Jorake, another legendary master of Mekphat.
Comes with an official Thaprachan authentication card.
Certificate can be verified on Thaprachan official website
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