This edition of amulets featuring Kumarn Tong Deities and Takrut charms was given a massive Tewapisek/Puttapisek empowerment ceremony with 108 Monks chanting the Puttapisek. These Monks were chosen from the finest Kumarn Tong Makers and Metta mahaniyom/Maha sanaeh Masters around the Country.

The Puttapisek was given during three days and nights between the ninth and eleventh of April 2553 BE, in the Monton Piti Ceremony area in the middle of the Cemetery at Wat Paya Suren temple.

This example is a Loi Ongk Pim Lek (miniature statuette), made from Blue Nuea Wan 108 (108 Auspicious and sacred herbs, woods, flowers and pollens). It features a Kumarn Tong with Basket of Plenty. It is small in size and very fitting for a lady to wear. This edition of Kumarn Tong amulets recieved much interest in Foreign Shores, especially the Bucha larger size Altar statues, which can be seen in many homes in Singapore and Malaysia.

Comes in Original Box from Temple. You can Opt in for Waterproof Casing with this amulet if you wish by selecting the option for encasement after adding to shopping bag

Comes in Original Box from the Temple. This item can be encased in Transparent Waterproof Casing if wished, by selecting the option when leaving to checkout. Please allow 2 days extra delivery time if you choose to have your amulet encased by us.