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หลวงพ่อเงิน วัดบางคลาน

Luang Phor Ngern Amulets

These amulets can be made from various materials, including metal alloys, sacred powders, or a combination of materials deemed auspicious. Each Pim, or design type, may have unique features, poses, or sacred symbols.

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เหรียญนิยม

Great Coins Amulets

These amulets often hold deep cultural and spiritual significance in Thai traditions.

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พระปิดตา

Phra Pidta Amulets

These amulets often depict a seated Buddha covering his eyes with both hands, symbolizing meditation, serenity, and protection.

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พระสมเด็จวัดระฆัง

Somdej Amulets

Traditional Somdej amulets are made from a mixture of sacred powders, herbs, and other mystical ingredients.

Different editions and variations of Somdej Toh amulets exist, each with its own unique features, symbols, and consecration methods. Some variations may include precious metals, such as gold or silver.

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พระกริ่ง

Pra Kring amulets

These amulets often contain small metal spheres inside, producing a rattling sound when shaken.

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ช่อพระ

Buddha Tree Amulets

These holy tree amulets, decorated with mini Buddha statues and a stand, was blessed by senior monks. Each mini Buddha, branching from the trunk, symbolises attributes such as ethical morality, patience, wisdom, and more.

The tree embodies growth, fertility, and diversification, making it an ideal addition for those seeking prosperity in business, new ventures, or the blessing of fertility. Placing this sacred tower on your household altar invites auspicious blessings, good luck, and protection against negativity.