Phra Krueng, Kumanthong (Golden Child). This amulet is specifically designed for good fortune, wealth, business prosperity, protection, and opening up to good luck. There are two models, large and small, and this is the smaller Kumanthong. ※ This is a super rare amulet from LP Kaohen, a beloved disciple of LP Suang, the "Angel on Earth." Made of holy metal. Inside, there is a pure silver Takrut embedded in a powder made from 108 types of sacred herbs and plants, minerals, the ashes of a child, and relics of high monks. By the way, this model has the smallest number of issues and is the highest grade. ▪️Issued Temple: Wat Thapansattatham (Surin Province) ▪️Issuance Year: 2559 (2016) Super rare item, with serial number. ▪️Ceremony: In 2016, blessed with a Phutthaphisek (prayer) ceremony led by LP Kaohen and disciples and monks who learned from LP Suang. ▪️Issuance Purpose: For the restoration of the temple and donations to the poor. ▪️Case: Made of plastic waterproof casing. LP Kaohen first issued this amulet in 2016 to widely deliver good luck to believers, after a devotee who visited him for merit-making won a very high-value lottery. Also, as the master only issued amulets twice in his later years, it has become quite rare, and it is a gem that is difficult to obtain even within Thailand. LP Suang is called the "Angel on Earth" and was a high monk who always had a gentle smile and garnered respect, and it is said that he continued to heal people with troubles and worries with that smile. However, he was a very rare high monk in the history of Thai Buddhism, and although he spoke Thai and Cambodian, his birth is a mystery. Some people even believed that he had lived for over 500 years. Also, many people witnessed numerous miracles. There is also a famous anecdote that he threw away money, refusing donations from visitors. Also, he always wore only one robe and lived a truly simple life in a small hut, far removed from the secular world. And, unfortunately, he passed away in 2000, but the Thai people felt a sacredness in this thought and practice, and it became a legend to be told forever. ★ Phra Krueng are generally borrowed by making offerings or serving at Thai temples. Regarding antique items, please understand the condition as they are used items. #ThaiAmuletMarket