Ancient Phra Rod Thai Buddha Amulet Powerful Charm for Survival

This listing features a rare and authentic Phra Rod amulet from Wat Mahawan, Lamphun Province, Northern Thailand. Dating back to the 8th-10th century CE, this sacred piece is regarded as the oldest member of the Benjapakee (Top Five Thai Amulets) - highly sought after by both collectors and spiritual practitioners for its protection, mindfulness, and historical significance. Amulet Name: Phra Rod (The Survivor). Temple: Wat Mahawan, Lamphun, Thailand. Material: Ancient Sacred Clay (Neua Din).

Size: 29.00 mm x 15.00 mm. Estimated Age: 8th-10th century CE (1,200 years old). Cultural Rank: One of the Benjapakee Top 5 Thai Amulets.

Spiritual Benefits: Protection, survival, mindfulness, spiritual strength. Condition: Antique - with natural aging and historical surface texture. FREE Custom Metal Case - for preservation & display. Why This Amulet Is Special.

Revered as the oldest member of the Benjapakee set - highly collectible? Originates from Wat Mahawan, Lamphun, a temple with over a millennium of history? Made from ancient sacred clay (Neua Din) - spiritually potent and historically significant?

Includes FREE Custom Metal Case - for preservation & display? Ideal for serious collectors, spiritual practitioners, and investors in rare Thai amulets.

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