Immense protection and "serm duang' power - this crescent version is suitable for Ladies or those wishing a smaller choice of amulet. The amulets of Luang Phu are all rarities now, since the passing of this Great Master with the enigmatic crystal miracle tooth, who died in 2552 BE. Of all the Wai Kroo Master day edition amulets, the 2550 edition and earlier amulets are amongst the rarest and most sought after of all, and will disappear from the market.

Luang Phu Ka Long's amulets have taken on perhaps the highest status and attained the fastest ever depletion of all amulets of the last decade, and it is indeed a rare opportunity to find his amulets at all in any amulet market place around the country. It can be said that he has become one of the highest regarded Guru Monks of the last two decades of Thai Buddhist amulet making history, mostly for his most evident and obvious supernatural powers.

This amulet has remained faithful to ancient artistic influence and creation methods, and comes from one of this century's greatest magical amulet makers, Luang Phu ka Long (Khiaw Gaew) of Wat Kha Laem temple. His amulets have become immensely popular and ever harder to find since his passing away.

This now very rare amulet, from the Deceased Master Monk with the crystal tooth in the roof of his mouth, has now become an essential rarity immensely sought after by Devotees and speculative collectors alike, and is in every case an internationally accepted 'Niyom' Preferred Amulet, and a great classic of amulet making history. LP Ka Long became extremely famous when news got out of his crystalline tooth (Khiaw Gaew) in the roof of his mouth, just as Hanuman has in the Ramakian Epic.

Maha Kala is the Wheel of Time. Maha Kala is a Vajrayana Deity, who is prayed to in Bucha.