Famous Pra Lila Walking Buddha Amulet - Amazing and Rare 25 Centuries of Buddhism Anniversary Edition Amulet from one of the Three Most Important Blessing Ceremonies in the History of Thai Buddhism. This edition is one of the most highly recognized famous editions of historical significance, and is a highly recommendable amulet for all Buddhists, which is apt for all persons of all genders, be it men women or children, to wear for auspicious blessings.

Made from 'Nuea Chin Takua', a Sacred Leaden Alchemical Artifact Alloy. The Putta Lila Coin was made in different metals and various types of sacred clay, with a number of different block presses, which carry different levels of rarity and popularity, and also different prices, depending on their status.

Of the metallic sort, the following were made; Nuea Tong Kam (Gold - 2,500 made), Nuea Chin Takua Dee Buk (Lead - 2,421,250), Nuea Din (Clay - 2,421,250 Made) and Nuea Nickel (Nickel Alloy - 2,000,000 made).

This amulet was one of a range of different amulets placed under one empowerment ceremony with hundreds of Master Guru Monks from all over Thailand and South East Asia. HUndreds of Ordained and Lay Masters were present for the Puttapisek empowerment.

The ceremony was to celebrate 2500 years of Buddhism, and is the third largest, most sacred and important empowerment ceremony ever held for Thai Amulets.

This third Major Ceremony was the last of the 3, following after the Wat Mahabopit Ceremony, and the Famous Indojin edition (Pra Putta Chinarat being the most famous of that edition), and 3rd being this 25 Satawat Ceremony, which was of course held in 2500 BE.

Above; some of the Guru Masters present for the 25 Centuries of Buddhism Buddha Abhiseka Ceremony, in which a vast array of different amulets, statues and ritual items of high Sacred Value from various temples and masters were blessed.

Pure 'Buddhanussadti' (remembrance of the Lord Buddha and his teachings), for auspicious living. Suitable for ladies and children as well as men. Pure Metta Mahaniyom, Serm Duang, Klaew Klaad, Kong Grapan, Maha Lap.

There are Very Auspicious blessings in this Classic Sacred Buddhist Amulet, which has received such powerful incantations from such a massive number of Master Guru Monks.

The price of an amulet like this can be considered to be extremely economical, considering its pedigree of respectable age, importance and sacred value, as well as magical power received from so many Masters in such an Important Ceremony.

The rear face has the three syllable kata 'Ma A U' embossed on it (Ma = Sangha, A = Buddha, U = Dhamma).

This amulet Comes free stainless steel casing. his amulet is relatively small and is suitable for Ladies, and Men as well as children, due to its slim shape, and despite its length. It is a graceful shape that looks attractive with both Genders.

The Puttapisek ceremony included 108 different Gaeji Ajarn Master Monks, and Lersi Hermits, who were invited from all the provinces of Thailand, and surrounding countries, to chant and empower the amulets.

The very last batch of 20,000 Putta Lila amulets (mostly in Chin Takua and Clay), which were buried in Kru hiding place was found in June 2014, with the last numbers of this Sacred Classic Edition being unearthed and since then slowly released into the public circulation.

We can now expect to see this edition become an essential rarity even more so than it already is, now that there is officially no more hope of finding another hidden batch, for the very last hidden batch has now been found.

Below; pages from encyclopedic documentation studies of the edition

Below; 7 different Block Press Molds were used, which rendered slight differences in the amulets which came from each block press. Experts are able to define which block press a model comes from, and hence, value it accordingly. The price of one of these amulets can vary depending on which block press it came from, some being more preferred than others.