Lp Mui Wat Don Rai

Item/Amulet: Somdej Nur Din

Temple/Master: Lp Mui Wat Don Rai

Pim/Year: 2507

Province: Suphanburi

Material: Clay

Wrapping: Silver

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1" +

Cert: Samakom

Price: $785 (FOC Smartpac)

Hp: 91557000

🟢 Whatsapp: https://wa.me/6591557000

Paynow UEN: 201935347D

The Somdej 2507 by Luang Phor Mui of Wat Don Rai stands as one of the most heartfelt releases from this revered master — a piece created not for fame, not for commerce, but for true temple merit and the spiritual upliftment of the local people.

Entirely made within temple grounds, this batch was released during an era when sacred items were created for purpose, not promotion.

Each piece was carefully pressed, with Luang Phor Mui’s own image (Roop Muean) featured on the back, and gold foil gently applied by hand on the front — a quiet symbol of reverence, not mass appeal.

During this golden generation of Thai masters, Luang Phor Mui maintained close friendships with many of the most respected wicha holders of the time:

Luang Phor Pae of Wat Pikhuntong

Luang Phor Kuay of Wat Kositaram

Luang Phor Tee of Wat Tamagrut

These were not casual connections.
They regularly exchanged wicha, sacred powders, and even supported one another’s ceremonies.

The result was not just stronger amulets, but a collective push to raise the spiritual fabric of entire regions.

The 2507 batch in particular has long been associated with a quiet but powerful blessing: the transformation of Suphanburi itself.

What was once a sleepy town began to flourish after the consecration of this batch.
Locals believe Luang Phor Mui played a central role in this transformation — not politically, but spiritually.

His constant guidance, blessings, and presence laid the energetic groundwork for Suphanburi to evolve into one of Thailand’s modern industrial and commercial hubs.

From a spiritual perspective, Luang Phor Mui’s amulets are considered by many senior collectors to be equal to or even stronger than those of Luang Phor Kuay the main difference lies in accessibility.

Luang Phor Mui produced in greater quantity, keeping his pieces more affordable to the masses, without compromising spiritual depth.

However, it’s important to note:

Top-condition pieces from this 2507 batch, especially those with clean foil, strong features, and clear Roop Muean backs, are highly valued and continue to rise in the collector market.