Phra Khun Phaen (Pentagonal Arch Buddha & Prai Kuman Lineage)
Named after the legendary Ayutthaya folk general; spans 400-year-old glazed crypt tablets to LP Tim's BE 2517 sacred powder batch
Historical Era: Ayutthaya Crypts (Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon / Wat Ban Krang) to Modern BE 2517 LP Tim. Primary Issuing Temples: Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon (Ayutthaya), Wat Ban Krang (Suphan Buri), Wat Lahan Rai (Rayong), Wat Sam Ngam (Nakhon Pathom). Canonical Masters: Luang Pu Tim Isariko (Wat Lahan Rai), Luang Phor Tae Kongthong (Wat Sam Ngam), Luang Pu Sakorn (Wat Nong Krap).
Seated Buddha in Maravijaya beneath a pentagonal five-spired arch (Soom Ruen Kaew). Contrary to popular misconception, the central figure is always the historical Gautama Buddha, never a secular general.
Ayutthaya crypt pieces use white-glazed stoneware (Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon) or coarse red clay (Wat Ban Krang); modern benchmarks (LP Tim BE 2517) use Phong Prai Kuman, Bronzite gold paint (บรอนซ์ฝุ่น), and Sarika twin Takrut.
Seated Buddha in Maravijaya beneath a pentagonal five-spired arch (Soom Ruen Kaew).
Contrary to popular misconception, the central figure is always the historical Gautama Buddha, never a secular general.
For LP Tim BE 2517 (Block Raek vs Block Song): mould flash lines, natural aging of German bronze powder mixed with varnish oil, and hand-rolled copper/silver Takrut ends.
For LP Tim BE 2517 (Block Raek vs Block Song): mould flash lines, natural aging of German bronze powder mixed with varnish oil, and hand-rolled copper/silver Takrut ends.
Namo Tassa (3x)Puttang ArathananangNa-Mo-Put-Taa-YaMa-A-U- ◆Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon (Ayutthaya)
- ◆Wat Ban Krang (Suphan Buri)
- ◆Wat Lahan Rai (Rayong)
- ◆Wat Sam Ngam (Nakhon Pathom)