
Phra Sumkor (Thung Setthi Kamphaeng Phet — Benjapakee)
Sukhothai-era Kor-Kai arch tablet recorded by Somdej Toh in BE 2392 from the Millionaires Field' crypts
Historical Era: Late Sukhothai / Kamphaeng Phet (c. BE 1900–2000; documented BE 2392). Primary Issuing Temples: Wat Phra Borommathat / Thung Setthi Crypts (Kamphaeng Phet). Canonical Masters: Hermit Phra Ruesi Ta Fai & Sukhothai Royal Court.
Thumbnail silhouette shaped like the Thai letter ก (Kor Kai), showing the Buddha in Samadhi flanked by Kanok flame scrolls.
Soft, waxy clay rich in iron oxide, herbal resin, and crimson tamarind-flower mineral specks (Wan Dok Makham); rare Chin Ngern alloy variants.
Thumbnail silhouette shaped like the Thai letter ก (Kor Kai), showing the Buddha in Samadhi flanked by Kanok flame scrolls.
4 canonical moulds (Pim Yai Mee Kanok, Pim Yai Mai Mee Kanok, Pim Klang, Pim Lek), velvety waxy surface (Nuea Man Nueb), and crimson Wan Dok Makham flecks.
4 canonical moulds (Pim Yai Mee Kanok, Pim Yai Mai Mee Kanok, Pim Klang, Pim Lek), velvety waxy surface (Nuea Man Nueb), and crimson Wan Dok Makham flecks.
Namo Tassa (3x)Puttang ArathananangNa-Mo-Put-Taa-YaMa-A-U- ◆Wat Phra Borommathat / Thung Setthi Crypts (Kamphaeng Phet)