This is a rare and exquisite Somdej Wat Rakang amulet in the “Ket Bua Toom” mold, named after its distinctive lotus-bud-shaped topknot on the Buddha image. Created and consecrated by Somdej Phra Buddhacarya (Toh Prommarangsi) in Mid-late 19th century (circa 1850-1870). The piece is beautifully lacquered and gilded with gold leaf, a traditional preservation and veneration method in Thai Buddhist art. (Mold Type: “Ket Bua Toom”, features a tightly contoured topknot resembling a closed lotus bud) This type of amulet is considered exceptionally rare, especially when still retaining original lacquer and gold, which adds both historical and spiritual value. A true museum-worthy piece for advanced collectors.

Material: Sacred powder mixture including holy relics, pollen, and ancient temple materials.
Spiritual Attributes: Brings protection, prestige, and sacred merit to the bearer.
Size of pendant: 5.5 x 3.2 cm (approximate)
Condition: Good antique condition with natural signs of aging.

This piece is ideal for both spiritual use and collectors of Thai Buddhist amulets. Rare and sacred with historical significance.

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