Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao: "Building a House for Father" Edition (Pak Phanang Basin).
Consecrated by Archan Nong (Wat Sai Khao) and Southern Master Monks, B.E. 2542 (1999).
The Protector of the South.
Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao is a deeply revered deity, especially among the local people of Pattani and the Chinese community. Known as the "Protector of the South," she is a beacon of hope for those seeking her grace. Her legend is a testament to unwavering loyalty and faith, and she is celebrated as the "maiden who kept her word".
This amulet is sought after for:
Sacred Protection: Drawing from her role as a guardian, she is believed to shield devotees from harm and life's obstacles.
Success in Business: She is renowned for granting prosperity and victory in professional endeavors.
Warding off Misfortune: As a deity who demands absolute truth and honesty, she offers powerful spiritual guidance and clarity.
Product Details.
Item Code: 05353.
Material: Gold-Plated (Kalai Thong).
Size: 2.5 cm.
Packaging: Comes with the original display case/temple box.
Guarantee: Universal Authenticity Guaranteed.
Symbolism & Beliefs.
The Octagonal Shape: Designed in a significant eight-sided shape, this coin is believed to ward off bad luck and ensure safety during travel. It represents "good fortune in all eight directions," aligning with the deity’s reputation for protecting those navigating treacherous journeys.
Divine Grace: Carrying her image is a way to pay respect to a guardian whose grace reached far beyond the shores of Pattani.
Historical Significance & Ceremony.
The Edition: This medal was created for the "Building a House for Father" project, with proceeds dedicated to the construction of the King Rama IX Royal Pavilion at Pak Phanang.
The Ceremony: A grand "Maha Mangkhala Phisek" consecration was held at the Sanam Luang ceremonial grounds on November 21, B.E. 2542 (1999). A historic open field and public square located in the heart of Bangkok.
The Masters: This amulet was blessed by Archan Nong of Wat Sai Khao (a legendary creator of Luang Phor Tuad amulets) alongside renowned Southern masters, including:
Luang Phor Nian (Wat Ton Liab).
Luang Phor Daeng (Wat Sri Maha Pho).
Luang Phor Chad (Wat Khao Or).
And many other prominent monks.
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