Ancient Sacred Lot Blessed by Luang Phor Uthama – Statue of Phra Upakut, Rosary of 108 Temples and Pa Yant of Mae Nang Kwak

✨ Ancient Sacred Lot of Sacred Objects of the Most Venerable Luang Phor Uthama ✨

This exceptional lot includes three ancient spiritual objects, all blessed by the most venerable Luang Phor Uthama , a highly respected master of Wat Wang Wiwekaram , known for his great compassion and mastery of sacred rituals related to prosperity and protection. Each piece in this lot bears the tangible trace of blessing ceremonies and profound meditative practices.

🪷 Contents of the lot:

• 🧘♂️Antique statuette of Phra Upakut made of medicinal plant paste, whose golden face bears witness to the offerings made over time. Phra Upakut is revered for his ability to repel negative forces and troubled spirits. He is often invoked in nighttime prosperity rituals and protection ceremonies. This medicine statuette is in the Burmese style (the Most Venerable Luang Phor Uthama was a Venerable of Burmese origin).
• 📿 Large sacred rosary of the 108 temples , traditionally used for reciting mantras linked to karmic purification. It is patinated by time and the prayers of generations of devotees.
• 🧣 Mae Nang Kwak Pa Yant printed in the old-fashioned way on a piece of monk’s robe . This sacred fabric attracts fortune, customers, and opportunities. Mae Nang Kwak is the deity of business luck in Thailand, often placed in shops to bless business.

🌟 Features:

🙏 Master: Most Venerable Luang Phor Uthama
🛕 Temple: Wat Wang Wiwekaram
✨ Deity: Phra Upakut, Mae Nang Kwak
📐 Dimensions: Statue approximately 12 cm high – rosary ± 40 cm – Pa Yant: size approximately 62 x 45 cm
⚓ Total weight: Approximately 160 grams (full set)

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🙏 In the silent darkness of the inner cave, Phra Upakut watches. The sacred rosary slowly turns between the invisible fingers of the elders, and the vibrant fabric of Mae Nang Kwak invokes blessings from the unseen realms. This bundle is a direct link to the protective and benevolent forces of the Dharma, a trio of living, charged, and vibrant objects.

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