Released in the 2554 BE Edition for celebrating and marking the occasion of 70 years anniversary of Luang Por Jaran (Wat Ampawan, Singhburi). Made from 'Nuea Satang', sacred brass alloys. This is a Pim lek (small version), which is very suitable for Ladies or Children, or, as a laterally positioned amulet on the upper side of a multi amulet neck chain for a man.

The rear Face of the amulet features a Sacred Yantra with Ancient Khom Agkhara lettering inscriptions

The Yantra is the Sacred 'Yant Putsoorn', which is empowered using the five Dhyani Buddhas and possesses all fve major types of blessings/protections

This version uses the Syllable 'Pu' for the Buddha, and 'Ma A U' for its magical seal of impermeability. The limited edition authenticity code numbers 3309 and 89, and the words 'Wat Ampawan', are embossed on the bottom of the rear face.

This is a traditionally made coin amulet in a very traditional form of 'Pim Song' (shape and form of amulet), which is reminiscent of previous Eras of Thai Amulet History. it thus can be considered a modern classic, and one which is correctly coded and catalogued enough to be sure of becoming a competition classic in the future, as is the case with most of the editions of amulets of the last decade coming from temples and Monks of the stature of LP Jaran.

Very fitting and auspicious for a Lady or a Child to wear, containing pure Buddhist Puttakun power.