Relics of Luang Phor Suwang in a pot Angkor Wat – Amulet, sacred beads and blessed Sai-Sin thread

An exceptional piece from contemporary Thai spiritual tradition: a set of relics of the Most Venerable Luang Phor Suwang , accomplished master of Wat Prai Patanna (Sisaket province).

Presented in a decorative silver-plated copper pot , decorated with an engraving of Angkor Wat and the marking « Cambodia » on the back, this set symbolizes the union of Khmer and Thai traditions in the path of Dharma. Inside the pot contains:

• A silver-plated amulet of Luang Phor Suwang in his iconic posture sorting rice shoots – an image of humility and benevolence.
• A small reliquary containing Sai-Sin thread blessed by the Venerable, traditionally used for protection, harmonization rituals and personal blessings.
• Sacred multicolored blessed beads (red, green, gray) symbolizing the energies of the three worlds and the benefits of the practice.

A rare and deeply inspiring object from a private collection, perfect for personal altars, meditation practices, or rituals of protection and homage to awakened masters.

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Dimensions: pot approximately 60 mm in diameter
Weight: approximately 160 grams (jar + contents)

🌿 When the simplicity of a gesture, sorting young rice shoots becomes an offering. The venerable Luang Phor Suwang, master of cycles, blesses not only objects, but the very nature of the effort. This silver-reflecting pot contains more than an amulet or a blessed thread: it contains the silent vow of an awakened monk for those who still walk. The bond is woven. Protection watches over.

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