Phra Kampang Soomgor Kru Tung Sesthi, KamphaengPhet Phra Kampaeng Soomgor is the most well-known amulet in KampaengPhet, both blessing power and Buddhistic art. Phra Kampaeng Soomgor was found in the area of Boromthat Temple, Pikul Temple, Lersi Temple and Tung Sesthi” or Millionaire Filed. The legend of Phra Kampaeng Soomgor was inscribed on the silver plate,

Phra Phong Suphan PhraSriRattanaMahaThat Temple, Suphanburi Phra Phong Suphan was found in the chamber of PhraSriRattanaMahaThat Temple, Suphanburi. It is a soil substance amulet and represents U-thong period. The appearance of Phra Phong Suphan is the sitting Buddha Image with the gesture of Subduing Mara. It has serious face, big nose, protrude chest and slander hand.

Phra Rhod, Pim Yai (Large Mould) Mahawan Temple, Lampoon Phra Rhod is the oldest amulet in Thailand, dated back over 1,300 years. Phra Rhod was created by the Queen Chama Dhewi when she came from Lawoh (Lopburi) to Haripoonchai (Lampoon) to rule the city in B.E. 1223. On this occasion, Queen Chama Dhewi built 4 temples at each

Phra NangPraya, Curved Knee Mould Nang Praya Temple, Phitsanulok Phra NangPraya or the queen of amulet is a soil substance amulet, found in Nang Praya Temple, Phitsanulok. This temple was renovated and maintained by Phra Wisutkasattri, the daughter of King Maha Thammaracha and Somdej Pra Suriyothai, as well as the mother of King Naresuan, the Great

Somdej Wat Rakang Wat RakangKositaram, Bangkok Noi District, Thonburi Somdej Wat Rakang is a principal amulet in the set of Benjapakee. The creator was Somdej Phra Buddhachan (Toh PromRungSee). It is is well-known for universal blessing power, not only in Thailand but also over the world and also the highest value of all Buddha image amulets.