Phra Khun Paen Wat Bangklang, Thai Buddha Magic Talisman, Pendant For Lucky

Phra Khun Paen Wat Bangklang, Thai Buddha Magic Talisman, Pendant For Lucky. Are amulets with the image of Khun Phaen of Khun Chang Khun Phaen folklore. According to the folklore, Khun Phaen was proficient in using magical power including amulets and other items in battle.

Khun Phaen also used love formula to attract women. Thus, one of the main functions of Khun Phaen is to enhance the bonding of human relationship like: people relationship, marriage and heterosexual relationship.

Also, it helps to enhance the career success like: academic success, fame and fortune, business success and faithful elegant. Description: Wat Baan Krang is situated at BaanKrangSub-District, Sri Prachan District, Suphanburi.

It lies on the west of Suphanburi river (Thajeen river). The sanctuary of the temple was constructed during Ayuttaya period. It has been presumed that the temple must be at least 400 years old. The highlight of the temple is a chamber of Phra Khun Paen Baan Krang.

It was made of baked clay. It has been believed that any guys hang Phra Khun Paen necklace, they will never ever faced with any difficulties or dangers. These Phra Khun Paen presumably built after the war between King Naraesuan and the king Aupparaja of Burma. When King Naraesuan brought the troops back after the war finished, he passed by Sri Prachan District and decided to stop and stay here for a little while. During that period of time, he ordered the troops to create more than 84,000 pieces of small Buddha image for the sake of the soldiers that passed away.

One of the most special small Buddha image is a pair of Phra Pim Baan Krang. One of it stands for King Naraesuan and another one stands for King Ekatossaros. This kind of small Buddha image is very rare. Besides, there are many more interesting things inside the temple. When you reach at the temple, you will encounter the wooden building with two storeys.

It is peaceful yet can very well reflect the humble life of the locals. There are many fish live at the rim of the river. There is a Thai style raft provided at the place so that visitors can enjoy making merit by feeding the fish. Later, when you walk into the temple, you will spot the main sanctuary which is the ancient monument that was built during Ayuttaya period.

There is one big principle Buddha image which was built in the style of Au Thong arts. There are many boundaries of a bot enclosed the sanctuary and they were made of Buddha images of Phra Wat Krang. So, this is why boundaries of a bot here at this temple are special and different from others.

The sanctuary of the temple is approximately 450 years old and there are Luang Po Kaew image and principle Buddha image placed inside. Next, visitors will as well meet with the mondop which inside got a Buddhas footprint. It was built in 1933.

Behind the sanctuary, there is one pagoda which was just renovated. It is 5.70 meters high and it was built in order to be a place to keep the property of Wat Baan Krang (Phra Khun Paen). More than 20 Bronze Buddha images were once discovered inside the pagoda as well as the green glass small Buddha images.

Also, at the rim of the river, there is one pagoda floats at the middle of the river. It was built in the reign of King Rama IV which is approximately 150 years ago. King Rama V as well once came over the place to pray. This pagoda actually floats in the middle of Tha Jeen River as the place for the locals to carry out their ceremony in Loy Kratong Festival, but, due to the current, the pagoda sailed and it moved to the rim of the river until today.

Visitors can come over by taking a highway number 340 and keep going through Sri Prachan District. Take a turn to a highway number 3038 when you pass by at the kilometer markers 14-15.

Wat Baan Krang is situated at the rim of Suphanburi River which is opposite to Sri Prachan District office. The temple is 20 kilometers far from the center of Suphanburi town. This is a very famous and popular amulet among professional Thai Amulet Collector. This amulet was made in a small quantity and was considered as one of the most remarkable charms ever made in history. The amulet was made from powerful material and Buddha's grace and believed to bring great fortune to the possessor when engaging in risky business such as lucky draws, lotteries, gambles, etc. If you properly used the amulet. You will have great fortune and wealth. Many possessors could have a new car, new house, clear their debts off while wearing this amulet. The amulet also has power and spirit to help possessor just like in the old time when it was using the amulet.

The amulet has a high reputation in bringing Metta Maha Lap for the owner and vulnerable as well as ward away any dangers and bad spirits. Possessor will be loved by everyone around him or her and will have no enemy.

People will have compassion for you. This amulet will improve your attraction by wearing powerful amulets. It has been proven for decades that magical attraction amulets can help increase the opposite gender attraction.

Attraction amulets are often made of sacred materials that will affect wearers aura and energy, certain types of attraction amulets can help influence thinking of others, and may create a magical illusion that the wearer is attractive and appealing. Attraction amulets can enhance the love relationship between two persons, can also help improve the charisma of wearer. Love attraction and sex appeal can be achieved by such amulet. It can influence your lover to love you more or attract the one you are longing to be yours.

The magical power of Love attraction will make the one you love fall in love with the wearer. The item "Phra Khun Paen Wat Bangklang, Thai Buddha Magic Talisman, Pendant For Lucky" is in sale since Wednesday, June 19, 2019. This item is in the category "Antiques\Asian Antiques\Southeast Asia\Amulets".

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Type: Amulets
Featured Refinements: Khun Paen
Region of Origin: Southeast Asia
Color: As Picture
Age: 1800-1849
Primary Material: Sacred clay of Supanburi Provice
Maker: Ancient monks of Supanburi Thailand
Original/Reproduction: Original