Roop Lor Chao Pho Phra Kan 2544

This cast image (roop lor) of Chao Pho Phra Kan was created in 2001 (B.E. 2544), representing the sacred guardian deity of Lopburi, enshrined at the famous San Phra Kan Shrine opposite Prang Sam Yot. The original black stone image, of Khmer origin, has been venerated for nearly a thousand years and is regarded as the spiritual protector of the city. This roop lor captures the power and presence of the ancient deity in portable form, allowing devotees to carry his blessings wherever they go.

Historical and Spiritual Weight

Chao Pho Phra Kan’s origins trace back to the Khmer Empire (11th century) and were later renewed during the Ayutthaya era under King Narai the Great. He has long been seen as the city spirit (Chao Pho Muang) of Lopburi, blending Hindu and Buddhist influences—often identified with Vishnu or Avalokitesvara. His shrine has stood for centuries as the focal point of Lopburi’s faith, resilience, and cultural identity. The creation of this roop lor in B.E. 2544 draws directly on that heritage, transmitting the guardian’s protective essence to all who wear it.

Blessings and Effects

• Protection & Safety – As the guardian of Lopburi, Chao Pho Phra Kan is invoked for strong defense against dangers, misfortune, and unseen harm.

• Prosperity & Luck – Worshippers believe he grants good fortune, attracts wealth, and opens opportunities, as seen in the prosperity of Lopburi city under his guardianship.

• Authority & Respect – The amulet carries the aura of a city guardian deity, enhancing prestige, confidence, and influence for its wearer.

• Community & Harmony – Just as San Phra Kan is the heart of Lopburi’s community, this piece is said to bring harmony within families, partnerships, and business ventures.

Why Collectors Value This Piece

The B.E. 2544 roop lor is a modern yet spiritually potent creation, officially blessed and carrying the full weight of Lopburi’s guardian tradition. Wrapped in silver casing and often paired with proper certification, it is not only a powerful protective charm but also a cultural token linked to one of Thailand’s most enduring sacred landmarks.

This piece is ideal for those seeking luck, safety, authority, and wealth, and for collectors who value amulets tied to Thailand’s great city shrines and guardian deities.