This Kumarn Tong Nimit Chok by Pra Ajarn Taep Intabanno of Wat Don Klang in Supanburi is a special necromantic metalic 3 inch model. The Kumarn statue is in a seated posture atop a base which contains sacred powders and necromatic materials.

The metal from which the Kumarn is made consists of several auspicious admixtures of Neua Loha Aathan (sacred sorcerous alchemcial metal alloy). The body is smelted from the coffin nails of a 'Pii Dai Tong Glom' Kumarn and mother deceased by unforseen cicrumstance. Iron filings from the bars of a cemetary, bone ash and remnants from the funerary pyres and temple crematoriums, as well as other secret necromantic materials. The body of the Kumarn is covered in sacred 'Na' Yant and 'Khom Angkara' sacred spells to enliven and bless the Kumarn with its magical properties.

The base of the Kumarn statue is filled with sacred Ittijae powders of 108 khom and yant inscriptions in the midde of which a small vile of necromatic aathan relic ash is placed. The ash is pure Kumarn Saiyasart, which directly binds the ethereal world to the physical, according to the  Wicha of Thai Saiyasart. The properties of this Kumarn Tong are Protection from black magic, Luck and winfalls, popularity, charm, calling to riches and prosperous sells and works as well as a ghost whipserer to forwarn of imposing dangers as well as lucky streaks.

Pra Ajarn Taep Intabanno is a little known, currently ordained monk at Wat Don Klang in Supanburi province, who is continuing the lineage of well sought after Kumarn buchas and Wicha that Wat Don Klang has become known for.

How to Bucha Kumarn Tong