Phra Rahu (Kala Rahu Eclipse Deity — Wat Srisathong Lineage)
Hand-carved one-eyed coconut shell (Kala Ta Diao) and cast metal talismans inscribed during solar and lunar eclipses
Historical Era: Rattanakosin Classic (LP Noi Wat Srisathong BE 2460–2488 & Wat Khao Or). Primary Issuing Temples: Wat Srisathong (Nakhon Pathom), Wat Khao Or (Phatthalung). Canonical Masters: Luang Phor Noi Nawarat (Wat Srisathong), Luang Phor Pin (Wat Srisathong), Ajarn Nam Wat Don Sala.
celestial deity holding the Sun or Moon at his mouth (Rahu Om Chan), symbolizing cosmic cycles and astrological transitions.
Traditionally hand-carved from a rare one-eyed coconut shell (Kala Ta Diao / กะลาตาเดียว) or cast in Nawa Loha / Alpaca metal.
celestial deity holding the Sun or Moon at his mouth (Rahu Om Chan), symbolizing cosmic cycles and astrological transitions.
For Wat Srisathong Kala Ta Diao: authentic aged coconut fiber grain, hand-engraved Khom Suriya Buppha & Chanthra Buppha scripts on the reverse, and master handwriting recognition.
For Wat Srisathong Kala Ta Diao: authentic aged coconut fiber grain, hand-engraved Khom Suriya Buppha & Chanthra Buppha scripts on the reverse, and master handwriting recognition.
Namo Tassa (3x)Puttang ArathananangNa-Mo-Put-Taa-YaMa-A-U- ◆Wat Srisathong (Nakhon Pathom)
- ◆Wat Khao Or (Phatthalung)