Lp Mui Wat Don Rai

1" Size

2nd Place Samakom Compeition Winner

Framed in customed 925 silver frame

Somdej Pim Phra Prathan (Front) with Luang Phor Mui Full-Figure Image (Back)

Wat Don Rai, Suphanburi | Circa B.E. 2512

This is one of the key powder-based amulets created under Luang Phor Mui of Wat Don Rai during the prolific production period between B.E. 2512–2515. Known as Somdej Pim Phra Prathan Lang Roop Muean, it is part of the six recognized Pim standards issued by LP Mui and is highly respected by long-term collectors and spiritual practitioners.

Key Features:

• Front (Obverse): Features the classic Phra Somdej structure—Buddha in meditation atop a triple-tiered base framed by a curved arch, symbolizing stability and spiritual elevation.

• Back (Reverse): Imprinted with the full-body likeness of Luang Phor Mui, a distinctive feature reserved for this particular mold.

• Material Composition: Made from sacred powders (pong wahn), enhanced with hand-scattered takrut gold filings, and in some batches, included relics such as LP Mui’s hair or gold fragments.

• Texture and Craftsmanship: Exhibits a chalky surface with visible signs of age and ritual use, showing the artisanal process common in temple-based production.

Personal Observation:

Having personally worn Luang Phor Mui’s amulets since 2009, I’ve experienced significant transformation in both wealth progression and family stability. These blessings have not been anecdotal—many of my long-term clients who consistently wear LP Mui’s pieces have similarly reported breakthroughs in business, harmonious relationships, and improved life direction over time.

Spiritual Focus:

This Pim is particularly known for its strength in metta mahaniyom (loving-kindness), business attraction, and overall life elevation, making it a cornerstone item among LP Mui's blessed powders. Its reputation extends beyond Thailand, especially in Singapore and Malaysia, where collectors actively seek out his authenticated works.