Loop Om Phong Kraduk Phi BE2484-2485 Archan Nu Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho)
| Monk | Archan Nu Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho), Bangkok |
| Temple | Wat Phra Chetuphon |
| B.E. Year | 2484 |
| SKU | TAC-0387 |
Loop Om Phong Kraduk Phi • Archan Nu (Wat Pho) BE2484–2485 (CE1941–1942) • Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram (Wat Pho), Bangkok • Wartime-era protective lineage • Samakom (Samakorn) certificate shown
Loop Om Phong Kraduk Phi • Archan Nu (Wat Pho)
BE2484–2485 (CE1941–1942) • Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram (Wat Pho), Bangkok • Wartime-era protective lineage • Samakom (Samakorn) certificate shown
What This Piece Represents (Collector Lens)
The Loop Om Phong Kraduk Phi (ลูกอมผงกระดูกผี) from BE2484–2485 is collected as a wartime-era
protection piece attributed to Archan Nu of Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho), Bangkok.
In collector terms, this is not only about rarity — it is about context: an amulet form used for daily carry during unstable times,
where devotees sought courage, steadiness, and spiritual safeguarding.
Amulet Information
Name: Loop Om Phong Kraduk Phi (ลูกอมผงกระดูกผี)
Year (BE): 2484–2485 (CE1941–1942)
Temple: Wat Phra Chetuphon Wimon Mangkhalaram (Wat Pho), Bangkok
Monk / Ritual Master: Archan Nu (อาจารย์หนู) — attribution per the provided description
Form: Loop Om (ลูกอม) — spherical carry form for everyday protection use
Material (as described): “Phong Kraduk Phi” — ritually prepared powder blend described as bone-ash based with sacred powders (traditional naming and belief framing)
Certification: Samakom (Samakorn) certificate image shown in the provided set
Price:
SGD 288
Background and Creation
- Archan Nu is described as a respected monk and ritual master, known for creating protective talismans during wartime conditions.
- The material name Phong Kraduk Phi (“Bone Powder of Ghosts”) is described as ritually prepared using bone-ash and sacred powders — a traditional naming that signals a protection-oriented lineage in Thai amulet culture.
- The Loop Om spherical form is emphasized as practical for daily carry — compact, discreet, and intended for personal safeguarding.
Historical Significance
The provided history frames this amulet within World War II, a turbulent period when many people sought additional protection.
Blessings are described as performed with Lanna and Ayutthaya incantation traditions, with the intended outcomes described as
courage, resilience, and supernatural protection (a belief framing rather than a guaranteed claim).
Traditional Spiritual Attributes & Metaphysical Properties
- Described as a protective shield against malevolent forces, spiritual disturbances, and curse-related fears.
- Associated with boosting courage and mental strength for the wearer.
- Traditionally favored by soldiers, travelers, and those in higher-risk professions during wartime contexts.
Legacy of Archan Nu and Wat Pho
Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho) remains one of Thailand’s most significant temples, widely recognized for its Buddhist heritage and
long-standing sacred-art traditions. Within the provided framing, Archan Nu’s legacy is preserved through this Loop Om Phong Kraduk Phi —
presented as a rare, historically meaningful piece within Thai amulet culture and wartime devotional life.
Front view of the sacred amulet showing powder and texture
Rear view of the sacred amulet showing powder and texture
Loop Om Phong Kraduk Phi, BE2484–2485 with Samakorn Certificate
Attributes reflect Thai Buddhist devotional tradition and are not measurable claims.
