Luang Pu Phueak Copper Amulet with Lion | Thai Monk Sak Yant Plaque | Rectangular Copper Amulet Khom Script
This substantial rectangular copper amulet honors Luang Phor Phueak, the legendary monk of Wat King Kaew in Samut Prakan Province, depicted seated in meditation, robed — a portrait surrounded entirely by dense lines of sacred Khom script inscription that frame the figure on all sides, top to bottom. At the monk’s feet, a powerfully rendered lion figure anchors the composition, its mane and form carved with confident detail — lions in Thai sacred art traditionally symbolize courage, authority, and the roar of dharma teaching that travels far and commands respect.
The reverse is equally dense with sacred content: a central yantra face flanked by twin sak yant spiral-coil columns, additional Khom script spell-work running down both margins, and further inscription bands along the lower portion — a comprehensive multi-yantra composition rather than a single simple design. A rounded loop at top allows the piece to be worn as a pendant or displayed on an altar.
This amulet is crafted for Metta (kindness), Maha Amnat (great power), and protection from danger, weapons, and black magic. Cast in warm golden-toned copper alloy mix with rich aged patina throughout, this is a substantial, visually commanding amulet for collectors of Thai monk plaques, sak yant tradition, and Buddhist protective talismans.
Details:
- Measurements: 2.1″ height; 1.5″ width
- Weight: 1.4 oz
- Origin: Thailand