Kruba Ponsit 2553

Kuman Thong Phrai Kaew (First Batch, B.E. 2553)
Material: Copper Alloy with Blackened Finish
Quantity Created: 999 pieces
Master: Phra Ajarn Phonsit, Wat Sawang Arom, Chiang Mai

The Kuman Thong Phrai Kaew (First Batch, B.E. 2553) by Phra Ajarn Phonsit of Wat Sawang Arom, Chiang Mai, is one of the most iconic and powerful Northern Thai spirit-child creations. Cast in blackened copper (rom dam) and strictly limited to 999 pieces, this batch is revered for its pure spiritual balance, clear responsiveness, and precise wiccha lineage.

Ajarn Phonsit is known among senior practitioners as a “Bah Wiccha” master—a term meaning madly devoted to wiccha and the occult arts. His relentless pursuit of spiritual mastery led him to become one of the foremost experts in Kuman Thep (celestial child spirit) consecration, where he achieved remarkable results in binding benevolent energies for wealth, protection, and fortune.

This particular batch is considered a Northern Thai classic, standing alongside the legendary works of Kruba Duang Dee and Ajarn Nien Singkam. Each piece underwent multiple consecration rites, combining ancient Lanna incantations with the essence of Phrai Kaew—symbolizing purity, clarity, and spiritual illumination.

The Kuman Thong Phrai Kaew is known to:

• Attract wealth and success, especially in business and trade.

• Offer strong protection against danger, deception, and ill fortune.

• Deepen spiritual connection and intuition, providing subtle guidance and warnings.

Because of its reputation and high demand, many remakes and counterfeits exist in circulation. Authentic pieces require a trained eye and experience to identify, as true originals display specific casting characteristics and ritual markers tied to Ajarn Phonsit’s early period.

This first batch (B.E. 2553) remains a cornerstone of modern Northern wiccha—a true classic that embodies Ajarn Phonsit’s devotion, mastery, and the enduring spirit of the Phrai Kaew lineage.