Somdej wat rakhang nur loha pasom langkon

1st batch of metal somdej made in 245x by the wat rakhang abbot then. Condition pretty good. Form of prok poh with 2 tiers.

Unknown to many people but this batch was highly sought after. Main reason being the metal used to made this batch was actually takrut inscribed with yant by many of the top monks of that era. Wat rakhang distributed metal sheets to many temples of that era. And requested the monks to inscribe yant onto the metal sheet and go through chanting ceremony pf 3 months before returning them back to wat rakhang.

Then another consecration ceremony was carried out at wat rakhang to melt all takrut and make into the form of somdej. Some of the amulets that stick together or stick to the mould was actually hammered out. Thats why the name langkon. Kon is hammer in thai.

60 top monks are invited for chanting of this batch. Including lp derm of wat nong pho, lp suk of wat makhamtao, lp boon of wat klang bang keaw, lp boi and many more.

Enjoy!

LP Kant Ivory-tusk Somdej, Wat Kao Keaw

LP Kant Ivory-tusk Somdej
Dimensions: 1.8 X 2.4 cm
Material: Ivory tusk / Carved

Wat KaoKaew, 2500's
The ivory carving Somdej is LP Kant's amulet of 2500's. The Somdej has comprehensive properties, such as Metta, life protection--free from all harms, and Wealth & Fortune.

LP Kant was a close disciple of LP Doem, Wat NongPho, Nakonsawan. He had learned with LP Doem since his early years of ordination. He succeeded all incantation Visha from his Guru, which includes Meed Moh, Singharaj and many other ivory-tusk carving amulets.

It's widely known that LP Kant's carving amulets can be used as substitution to LP Doem's, but with much more economy in price. A meetmor made by LP Kant cost S$8k. But price has been slowing climbing up as many proven to be as efficacious as the LP Doem amulets.

LP Doem had many close disciples; LP Kant of Wat KaoKaew, LP Noi of Wat NangPho, LP On of Wat Kokdua, LP Oii of Wat Nongbua, LP Sod of Wat Hangnamsakorn, LP Od of Wat Chansen, but the most senior is LP Kant.

LP Kant had been ordained in B.E. 2455 and became LP Doem's disciple in the early years of his ordination. He was appointed to be the Abbot of Wat KaoKaew in B.E.2461.

LP Kant passed away in B.E.2513 at the age of 79 after living in his monkhood for 58 years.