Pra Pikanes Pang Maharat - Silapa Nakorn Boran, is fashioned using classic Nakorn Sri Tammarat periodic styling. This and all other Pim in the series were made in five different sacred metals;

Nuea Ngern (solid silver), Nuea Nava Loha (nine sacred metals), Nuea Samrit (Bronze), Nuea Tong Rakang (brass temple bell metal), and Nuea Tong Daeng Tuean. This amulet is in Nuea Tong Daeng Tuean. Pra Pikanes is the remover of Obstacles and Patron deity of Success and Completion of Goals. This amulet is in Pang Maharat (Ruler Posture on throne), and is endowed with Maha Amnaj power for dominion and influence. Metta Mahaniyom comes from his Compassion, and riches (Maha Lap) comes from his Removal of your Obstacles. His whip restrain the forces of desire and impurity and thus helps us in resisting dark forces which try to make us be hurtful towards each other, and aid us in conquering our own inner enemies. In this sense, Pra Pikanes brings 'Serm Duang' magic to the amulet, by increasing our chances of good Karma due to increased resistance against anger, greed, dishonesty and other impure thoughts.

Pra Pikanes Pang Maharach

Made to celebrate, and empowered during the Wai Kroo Jatukam Ramatep ceremony at Ban Jatukam, Wat Suan Luang, Nakorn Sri Tammarat. The ceremony was celebrated on the auspicious date of 5th May 2554 BE, with the legendary Nai Apon Sagun Amorn, along with the Looksit of Jatukam ramatep proceeded on, to the San Hlak Mueang of Nakorn Sri Tammarat. This is where the Jatukam Ramatep deity is installed in the central Pillar. They made offerings and Bucha, after which, a two day ceremony of empowerment and blessings with many great masters of the Buddhist Sangha present.

This edition also released a Pim Pra Pid Ta Hua Bai Sri version, and an ancient Nakorn style Pra Pid Ta Um Sap riches attraction amulet.

Pra Pid Ta Hua Bai Sri

Pra Pid Ta Um Sap Silapa Nakorn Boran