FOR SHOW ONLY 
 RARE PHRA KRU COLLECTION 
 OWNED BY MR. A – SG 

PHRA KRU U-THONG ( OVER 600 YEARS OLD )
NUER CHIN SANIM DAENG ( RED RUST )
NIYOM PIM – VERY RARE AND POPULAR
KRU SRI SAAD , U-THONG PERIOD
PETCHABUN PROVINCE

AWARD WINNER 2ND PRIZE AT MAJOR COMPETITION BY SAMAKOM 14 MARCH 2560 B.E AT KORAT PROVINCE

IT COME WITH CUSTOMS SOLID GOLD CASING WATERPROOF.

Very Nice Condition with Face Feature , Material is Chin Sanim daeng ( Red Rust ) Very Rare and Top Niyom famous.

This Phra U-Thong come from Wat Sri Saad , Petchabun Province. Phetchabun’s provincial seal shows a mountain and a diamond, a reference to the province’s name, “Phet” meaning diamond in Thai.

This Wat Sri Saad built since U-Thong Prince period 600 years ago. This Phra Kru have blessing power for wealth and prosperity. Some thai people believe Phra U-Thong from this kru bringing asset and money to wearer.

In year 1350 A.D a prince of U-Thong founded the city of Ayutthaya. The new Kingdom rapidly developed into the most powerful and the wealthiest state in South-East Asia.

About 1430 A.D its army, after repeated raids into the Khmer Kingdom, destroyed the city of Angkor. A few years later Sukhothai, which had long been subject to it, was incorporated into the state of Ayutthaya. Until the 13th century U-Thong, like Lopburi, had been a centre of Khmer culture, and its art bears the stamp of the Khmer tradition.

After the conquest of Sukhothai the influence of the Sukhothai style predominated, until a new style characteristic of Ayutthaya developed The rulers of Ayutthaya considered themselves heirs of both, the Thai tradition of Sukhothai and the Khmer tradition of Angkor. Though they were Theravada Buddhists they adopted the Hindu ceremonial of the Cambodian court