Lp Up Wat Tong Sai

Item/Amulet: Rian Kom Lek

Temple/Master: Lp Up Wat Tong Sai

Pim/Year: 2549

Province: Nk Prathom

Material: Lead

Wrapping: Silver

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1.5cm

This is a rare, small-format medallion (rian kom lek) by Luang Phor Up of Wat Tong Sai, cast in sacred lead (takua)—a material long used in Thai wicha for its potent ability to absorb and transform energies. Measuring just 1.5cm in diameter, it is highly discreet, lightweight, and suitable for everyday wear.

What sets this piece apart is its hand-inscribed yantras on the back—directly written by Luang Phor Up or under his instruction. Each circular rian carries personalized energy, reinforced through ritual and written intention.

Blessing and Usage
Before release, these medallions were used in the making of holy water at Wat Tong Sai—placed in consecrated basins during chanting and ritual bathing ceremonies. This immersion in live spiritual work not only empowers the item but bonds it to the act of blessing and wish-granting from the start.

Luang Phor Up, a direct disciple in the Wat Nong Pho and Wat Bang Nom Kho wicha traditions, was known for his mastery in both metta (loving-kindness) and sacred inscription (jarn yant). His items are widely used for:

Wish fulfillment, especially when aligned with good karma and pure intent

Holy water empowerment, ideal for use in bathing or room clearing

Day-to-day spiritual coverage for wearers who need protection but prefer compact, low-profile amulets

Why This Piece Matters
Material: Lead (Takua) – traditional material for absorbing negativity, amplifying intention

Form: Kom Lek – small circular design, portable, discreet, and easy to pair with other amulets

Blessing: Pre-used in sacred water consecration – not just blessed, but functionally proven

Use: Worn alone or combined with baramee or wealth-fetching pieces for amplified results

For those seeking a wish-supporting amulet that’s subtle but powerful, this rian takua kom lek by Luang Phor Up is a practical spiritual companion—quiet in appearance, serious in presence.

Only a limited number were made and circulated, mostly to devotees within the temple network. Today, these small-format pieces are highly respected for their portability, affordability, and lasting energetic imprint from one of Thailand’s quietly powerful masters.