Monk: Luang Pu Waen Suciṇṇo Wat Doi Mae Pang

Occasion: Created in honor of the 200th Anniversary of Bangkok (Rattanakosin Era)

Special Theme: "9 Ratchakarn" – The Nine Reigns of the Chakri Dynasty

Material: Colored resin (polychrome)

Dimensions: Height 10.75 inches, Base width 6.0 inches (approximate)

Year Made: B.E.2525 (1982)

This statue represents Luang Pu Waen in a meditative posture, meticulously crafted in resin with hand-painted details. Issued as part of a limited series to honor nine reigns of the Chakri Kings, from King Rama I to King Rama IX. The base includes symbolic markings or emblems celebrating the bicentennial of Bangkok.

Spiritual Significance: Luang Pu Waen is one of Thailand’s most venerated monks, known for his deep meditation practice and spiritual power. The amulet/statue is believed to bring blessings, protection, mindfulness, and royal grace. Popular among collectors and devotees of Thai sacred art, especially pieces linked to national milestones.

Our amulets are from our family's collections, all genuine they are collected and purchased from their original temples verified by high monks from Thailand. All these artifacts are unique and some very old. Most amulets are single piece collection and will no longer be available once they are sold.  WE DO NOT SELL ANY FAKE AMULETS or COPY VERSION. Guaranteed delivery through Registered Mail with Tracking ID.