Phra Phong Sila Khao Phuttarawadi Pim Lek Nur Phong Namon BE2509, Luang Phor Tae, Wat Sam Ngam, Nakhon Pathom
| Monk | Luang Phor Taem Wat Chanrangsi |
| Temple | Wat Sam Ngam |
| B.E. Year | 2509 |
| Material | Phong Namon |
| SKU | TAC-0054 |
Phra Phong Sila Khao Phuttarawadi Pim Lek • Nur Phong Namon • BE2509 Luang Phor Tae (Kongthong) • Wat Sam Ngam (Wat Aranyikaram), Nakhon Pathom • Standard Amulet Certificate Front prese
Phra Phong Sila Khao Phuttarawadi Pim Lek • Nur Phong Namon • BE2509
Luang Phor Tae (Kongthong) • Wat Sam Ngam (Wat Aranyikaram), Nakhon Pathom • Standard Amulet Certificate
Front presentation — Phuttarawadi-inspired Sila Khao form in compact Pim Lek, made in sacred powder with oil (Nur Phong Namon).
Amulet Information
Name: Phra Phong Sila Khao Phuttarawadi Pim Lek • Nur Phong Namon
Year (BE): 2509 (1966 CE)
Master: Luang Phor Tae (Kongthong)
Temple: Wat Sam Ngam (Wat Aranyikaram), Nakhon Pathom Province
Certificate: Standard Amulet Certificate
SKU: TAC-SILAKHAO-2509-TAE-PIMLEK-NAMON-01
Price:
SGD 168
Contextual Insight:
“Sila Khao” carries the memory of an ancient discovery — a revered Buddha image unearthed in Nakhon Pathom and long associated with
stability, protection, and calm blessings. In amulet form, the Phuttarawadi (Dvaravati-inspired) aesthetics emphasize purity and Dhamma,
while Phong Namon gives a soft, “alive” texture prized by collectors.
Temple of Origin & Luang Phor Tae’s Hand
Wat Sam Ngam is well-known among collectors for powder amulets and disciplined consecration traditions.
Luang Phor Tae was respected for his focused blessing methods and ability to gather supportive monk lineages for major ceremonies.
Pieces from BE2509 are often appreciated for their compact, wearable format and devotional “field-ready” character.
Materials & Craftsmanship
- Body: sacred powder blend with oil binder (Nur Phong Namon) for density and smooth tactile finish
- Pim: Pim Lek (small mold) — compact and elegant, ideal for daily wear
- Style: Phuttarawadi / Dvaravati-inspired silhouette, emphasizing a calm teaching posture
- Condition checks: powder grain consistency, surface patina, edge integrity, and old-oil tone
Believed Spiritual Focus
Devotees commonly venerate Sila Khao-inspired amulets for steady, protective blessings (belief-based), often described as:
- Klaew Klaad — protective support and safe passage
- Metta — calm presence, harmonious interactions
- Stability — grounding energy during stressful or uncertain periods
- Mindfulness — support for prayer and meditation routine
Additional Views (Including Certificate)
Close-up — powder grain and old-oil tone (Phong Namon character).
Reverse — mold depth and surface integrity for study.
For documentation & study — Standard amulet certificate reference.
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Disclaimer: Information is provided for cultural and academic appreciation. Spiritual interpretations are belief-based and not guaranteed outcomes.
Certificates support documentation; independent verification is always recommended.
Attributes reflect Thai Buddhist devotional tradition and are not measurable claims.
