Lp Jer Wat Klang Bang Keow 2545

Framed in 925 Silver

This amulet from Luang Phor Jer of Wat Klang Bang Keow, Nakhon Pathom represents the continuation of one of Central Thailand’s most respected and distinctive temple traditions. As the third-generation master in the Wat Klang Bang Keow lineage, LP Jer preserved and advanced the wiccha and blessing methods established by his predecessors, producing amulets recognised for their combined strength in baramee (prestige and influence), healing, and wealth attraction.

Lineage and Symbolism

The temple’s amulets are known for incorporating both Buddhist blessing and specialised local wiccha. The design of this piece—often likened in Chinese terminology to “Chao Suer” or “sitting on the mountain”—symbolises unshakable stability, long-term authority, and protection over resources. Within the Wat Klang Bang Keow tradition, such imagery is more than decorative; it reflects a meditative and immovable power meant to anchor the wearer in prosperity and security.

Material Composition

• Pong Phutthakhun – The holy powder forming the body of the amulet is a ritual blend of sacred powders, old temple materials, and remnants from earlier consecrations. This powder was prepared under prolonged chanting and sacred mixing rites, ensuring it held lasting spiritual potency.

• Look Om Jindamanee – Embedded at the base are three look om crafted from the famed Jindamanee herbal mixture unique to Wat Klang Bang Keow. Personally collected and blessed by LP Jer, these herbs are renowned for their healing properties, vitality-boosting qualities, and wealth-enhancing attributes.

Functional Attributes

• Wealth Fetching – Inherits the temple’s established blessing for attracting financial gains, business success, and beneficial opportunities.

• Healing – The Jindamanee herbs are traditionally linked to both physical recuperation and spiritual cleansing, supporting overall well-being.

• Baramee Development – Strengthens influence, respect, and personal authority in both social and professional domains.

Provenance

This example was acquired directly from LP Jer’s hand by a dedicated collector during his lifetime. Direct transfer from the master is a highly valued provenance in Thai amulet circles, as it ensures authenticity and guarantees the amulet was personally handled and blessed by the maker. Today, such pieces are increasingly scarce, particularly in original, undamaged condition.