
Phra Phong Suphan (Suphan Buri Royal Crypt — Benjapakee)
U-Thong warrior votive tablet discovered in BE 2456 alongside a gold leaf inscription plate (Lan Thong)
Historical Era: U-Thong / Early Ayutthaya (c. BE 1800–1900; crypt opened BE 2456). Primary Issuing Temples: Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat (Suphan Buri). Canonical Masters: King U-Thong Royal Court & Hermit Phra Maha Thera Piyadassi.
Sub-triangular shield silhouette depicting the Buddha in Maravijaya with broad U-Thong shoulders, narrow waist, and three facial age moulds.
Fine riverine clay compounded with 108 concentrated herbal pollens and flower extracts (Nuea Din Pasom Phong Wan).
Sub-triangular shield silhouette depicting the Buddha in Maravijaya with broad U-Thong shoulders, narrow waist, and three facial age moulds.
3 canonical facial moulds (Pim Na Kae Old Face, Pim Na Klang Middle Face, Pim Na Num Young Face) and the ancient artisan's coarse thumbprint on the reverse.
3 canonical facial moulds (Pim Na Kae Old Face, Pim Na Klang Middle Face, Pim Na Num Young Face) and the ancient artisan's coarse thumbprint on the reverse.
Namo Tassa (3x)Puttang ArathananangNa-Mo-Put-Taa-YaMa-A-U- ◆Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat (Suphan Buri)