1st Batch "Maha Wet Khao Or" Edition (Brass) @ Phor Than Kloy

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The Legend of "Maha Wet Khao Or" (Batch 1) by Phor Than Kloy Anomo. Temple: Wat Phu Khao Thong, Phatthalung Province Year: B.E. 2554 (2011)

 

The Significance of the 1st Batch.
This is the 1st Edition Cast Amulet (Rian Lor) known as the "Maha Wet Khao Or" (Great Magic of Khao Or) batch. It is highly sought after not only for its artistic beauty but for the intense magical power infused during its creation. This amulet serves as a powerful guardian, bestowed with the virtues of Protection (Pong Gan) and Safety from Danger (Klaew Klad).

 

The Sacred Ceremony & Lineage
The consecration of this amulet was no ordinary event. It followed the strict, ancient traditions of the Khao Or Academy (Samnak Dtukka Sila Khao Or), widely regarded as the "Shaolin of Thailand" and the center of Southern Thai magic. The ceremony was led by Phor Than Kloy Anomo, accompanied by the top Guru Monks of the Khao Or lineage.

 

The Ancient Ritual ("Hung Niao Kin Man"): A highlight of this event was the performance of the legendary Hung Niao Kin Man ritual (Cooking Sticky Rice and Eating Oil). This is a rare, ancient rite used to test and prove invulnerability and magical prowess.

 

Master of Ceremonies: The ritual was conducted by Archan Plien Hatayanon, the laymaster and top disciple of the Khao Or Academy, ensuring that every step followed the ancient texts perfectly.

 

Ceremony Date & Location: Held on Thursday, May 26, 2011 (B.E. 2554) inside the Uposatha (Ordination Hall) of Wat Phu Khao Thong, Khuan Khanun District, Phatthalung Province.

 

Material Specifications
This batch was released in three distinct material variations for collectors:

 

Silver Rhodium (Ngoen Rhodium): A brilliant, mirror-like finish representing purity and prestige.

 

Satin-Finish Bronze (Samrit Rom Satin): A classic, dark matte finish that highlights the depth of the casting.

 

Ancient Bell Brass (Rakhang Boran): Cast from melted-down ancient temple bells, imbued with the power of years of chanting and prayer.

 

Temple Code: To guarantee authenticity, a specific temple code is laser-stamped on the Sangkhati (the monk's chest sash) of the amulet.

The colour represented on the amulet is a close approximation and may vary from the actual colour. However, due to the limitations of the website, colours may appear differently on different monitors and lighting during photoshoots. Therefore it will not be 100% similar to the colour shown. I wish you a happy shopping!