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| Reverend Father Thuad, Wat Mai Amatarot, Bang Khun Phrom, Bangkok,It is another batch of Phra Reverend Father Thuad issued by Reverend Ta Phan. Mixed the old Somdej Bangkhunprom powder from the bottom of the dungeon that was broken and into many lumps. At the time of the official opening of the repository in 1957 At that time Luang Ta Phan He was also in the incident and he collected the most old broken powder . Then took the amulets of various Somdet and other old amulets Take off the print with a dental rubber. It's a simple mold..Then put the mass powder that has been crushed and mixed with Tang Ew oil in proportion. Then pressed to print various votive votives. Most of them are votive votives, printed shallowly, not very sharp and deep. When the amulet is dry, he distributes it among the general disciples. people in temple or the neighborhood near Wat Mai Amatarot
Disciples in general will know well the value of Phra Luang Ta Phan, this set because of the main material. It is an old powder from Somdej Bang Khun Phrom Kru. (Luang Pu Lamphu is the deputy abbot. and make amulets from Somdet powder as well Both are equally popular. Later, he was appointed as an abbot, but he did not accept it. As for Luang Ta Phan, he returned to Sattahip.) In the same era,
Luang Ta Phan Aphasaro was good at this. He was a disciple of Reverend Father Ee, Wat Sattahip, but came to stay at the temple at Wat Mai Amatarot, Bang Khun Phrom.
This LP Thuad amulet is old powder, very dense texture, strong..nice condition. (It's already beautiful like this) and it is the most popular type of type of Luang Pho Thuat by Luang Ta Phan. He was familiar with Ajarn Tim Wat Changhai at that time. Luang Pho Tim also requested Somdej Bang Khun Phrom powder from Luang Ta Phan to be an ingredient in Phra Luang Pho Thuat Wat Chang for some models. Luang Por Thuad then borrowed Luang Por Thuad's mold from Luang Por Tim to print some prints.
But Luang Ta Phan was afraid that it would confuse the worshipers in the mold or accused him of copying Wat Chang, so he broke the top of Luang Pho Tuad after the stamping was complete. some broken by hand Some parts are cut with other materials. But the most popular type is the type that is broken by hand (as far as I know), but there are people who protest that this type of printing is from Wat Chang Hai, but it is the type that the back of the letter is made of metal, so it is not the same as that of Wat Chang Hai in the story. monk's meat So you don't cut again kjkl
Causing Luang Por Thuat to print less cutting heads than those without cutting heads. Including that the cutter head will cut only with a scratched neck because after that you use other molds instead.
Therefore, if we see Luang Pho Thuat's head cut but his neck does not cross You have to carefully consider whether it's Luang Ta Phan's or not. The cutting must look like the old cut, not a broken mark like a broken Buddha image.
The old cut will be the same content as the Buddha image. |
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