Phra Pidta Song Na Nur Tarkut BE2478 Luang Phor Noi Wat Sisa Thong
| Type | Phra Pidta |
| Monk | Luang Phor Noi (Lp Noi) Wat Thammasala, Nakhon Pathom |
| Temple | Wat Sisathong |
| B.E. Year | 2478 |
| Material | Tarkut |
| SKU | TAC-0530 |
Phra Pidta Song Na Nur Tarkut • BE2478 Luang Phor Noi • Wat Sisa Thong • Classic Nur Tarkut Edition (G-Pra Certified) Overview — iconic Phra Pidta Song Na in dense Nur Tarkut metal, att
Phra Pidta Song Na Nur Tarkut • BE2478
Luang Phor Noi • Wat Sisa Thong • Classic Nur Tarkut Edition (G-Pra Certified)
Overview — iconic Phra Pidta Song Na in dense Nur Tarkut metal, attributed to Luang Phor Noi, Wat Sisa Thong.
Historical Significance
This Phra Pidta Song Na in Nur Tarkut is a classic work from Luang Phor Noi of Wat Sisa Thong,
dating to approximately BE2478. Phra Pidta from this era, especially dual-faced (Song Na) pieces in metal,
are highly respected for klaew klaad (evasion from danger), wealth attraction, and strong blocking of negative influences.
Luang Phor Noi’s Nur Tarkut creations occupy a special place in central Thai amulet history, combining intricate wicha with robust,
field-tested reputation among soldiers, businessmen, and long-time devotees.
Obverse — classic Pidta posture, thick body, and aged Nur Tarkut surface with natural oxidation.
Contextual Insight:
Luang Phor Noi’s Phra Pidta from Wat Sisa Thong are often cited in Thai collector circles as benchmarks for
effective klaew klaad, business luck, and protective wicha.
Nur Tarkut construction, with its dense metal core and embedded rolled elements, reflects an older central-region tradition of
combining metallurgy and incantation to “seal” the body against harm and ill intent.
Temple of Origin & Master’s Discipline
Wat Sisa Thong, Nakhon Pathom, is widely recognised for Pidta lineages and protective metalwork.
Luang Phor Noi cultivated a reputation for strict practice, powerful wicha Pidta, and compassionate intention,
focusing on shielding devotees from danger, bad luck, and unseen disturbances.
The Pidta posture symbolically “closes” the sense doors, aligning with the Buddhist principle of guarding the mind against defilements.
Reverse — second face of the Song Na form, with consistent metal toning and age marks.
Materials & Craftsmanship
| Material | Nur Tarkut — dense metal body associated with takrut-style construction, traditionally empowered with protective wicha. |
| Mold / Pim | Phra Pidta Song Na — dual-faced Pidta image, thick and rounded profile, with age-consistent oxidation and surface softening. |
| Consecration |
Consecrated under Luang Phor Noi’s Pidta wicha at Wat Sisa Thong, with emphasis on klaew klaad, kongkrapan (warding off harm), and business fortune. |
Base — reveals construction density and natural metal aging, important tells for period verification.
Spiritual Function & Doctrinal Purpose
According to Thai Buddhist belief, Phra Pidta is a powerful form for blocking misfortune,
deflecting danger, and calming mental agitation by “closing the sense doors”.
This Nur Tarkut edition is traditionally sought for klaew klaad,
kongkrapan, wealth and business luck, and for shielding the wearer from jealousy and hidden negativity.
Side — reveals construction density and natural metal aging, important tells for period verification.
Rarity & Collector Significance
This piece is assessed as rare collector-grade among Phra Pidta Song Na Nur Tarkut from Luang Phor Noi.
The presence of G-Pra certification, coupled with strong age characteristics and well-preserved form,
places it in a desirable tier for serious collectors who focus on pre-war metal Pidta lineages.
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Details on authentication and provenance aid study and personal appreciation, and are not legal or forensic certification.
Attributes reflect Thai Buddhist devotional tradition and are not measurable claims.
