Kumarn Tong Bal Sabprer is made with the Khmer Wicha of Gampong Jam which Luang Phu In is a recognized Master of. This was the second edition, which is now a very rare item, after the third and now fourth editions appearinig, this edition is becoming as rare and in demand as the first edition which is now completely unavailable.

Luang Phu In made the Kumarn mainly in the line of Metta Mahaniyom and Choke Lap, Riak Ngern Riak Tong Riak Kon Riak Sap (calling silver and gold, customers and possessions), as well as to chase away any evil spirits that may appear.

This is a very good Deity to have in the place of business, as well as in the home, as it is not only good for business and protection, but as is the case with all Kumarn Tong, is a 'Serm Duang' effigy, which increases the auspiciousness of ones Karmic influences and Horoscope. This is due to the fact that by keeping a Gumarn, both yourself and the Kumarn are getting chances to make merit with each other, and thus increase ones good Karmic energies.

This Kumarn of the Gampong Jam tradition has now become a classic due to the immense number of cases of success with businesses flourishing which have this statue as a Bucha in their establishments.

The truth is, its power of attraction is also even visual, and a mere look at it causes the urge to walk towards it and look closer. This is part of its immense charm energy which calls customers into your establishment with ease.

Size 7 Cm Wide, 15 Cm High - Weight; about 1.7 Kg

Kata and Bucha method for keeping a Kumarn Tong

Always feed the Kumarn his own special offerings at least once a week and give him sweets as a reward and small toys, for bringing luck upon the household.

Luang Phu In Khemataewo – Wat Nong Meg (Surin) – Master of Wicha Khmer – Maha Sanaeh Metta Choke Lap. As he was still a young man, he was already a Master of Wicha Maha Sanaeh (attraction and riches charm). As a layman he loved to practice Maha Sanaeh magic. When he ordained, because his inclination was to make amulets, he sought out a dozen or more great masters to teach him their various Wicha…….