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 PREMIUM RARE PHRA KRU 
 COLLECTION OF DIPANKARA PHRA

***** RARE COLLECTION PHRA KRU *****

PHRA KRU NAK PROK LUK YOR 600 YEARS
NUER CHIN NGERN ( VERY RARE )
WAT BAROMATHAT ( MILLIONAIRE FIELD )
KAMPANGPHAET TUNGSETTHI
COME WITH CUSTOMS MADE SOLID THICK GOLD CASING

THIS PHRA NAK PROK LUK YOR IS ONE OF THE BEST PHRA KRU FOUND IN SAME VICINITY OF THE CHEDI OF THE PHRA SOOMKOR BENJAPAKEE 600 YEARS OLD.

ACCORDING TO MEMORANDUM OF WAT BOROMATHAT THIS PHRA KRU WAS MADE BY 11 LERSI ,WERE 3 LERSI LEADING THEM ARE LERSI TAFAI, LERSI PILALAI AND LERSI TAVOW.

ITS VERIFIED AUTHENTICITY AND AWARD CHAMPION IN MAJOR COMPETITION ,
1. CERTIFICATE AUTHENTICITY FROM THA PHRACHAN ASSOCIATION.
2. CERTIFICATE AUTHENTUCITY FROM GPRA INSTITUTION.
3. CHAMPION COMPETITION WINNER 1ST PRIZE AT NAKORNSAWAN 9 JULY 2560 B.E BY SAMAKOM
4. CHAMPION COMPETITION WINNER 1ST PRIZE AT CHAENG WATTANA 7 JANUARY 2561 B.E BY SAMAKOM KLANG MENG THAI.

Legend of Kru Kumpangphaet

Phra Kru Kumpangphaet were first discovered on 2392 B.E in Wat Phra Boromathat, Kamphaeng Phet province. The amulets were created in the era King Phra Maha Dharmarajalitai ( 1900 B.E ), the 5th king of Sukhothai.

According to memorandum of Wat Phra Boromathat, Phra Soomkor and Kru Kumpangphaet amulets were made by 11 Phra Lersi using special materials and invited Devadas to create the molds. Three Phra Lersi were leading the ceremony are Lersi Tafai, Lersi Pilalai and Lersi Tavow.

The great discovery of the Buddha amulets from Kamphaeng Phet Province otherwise known as The Millionnaire Field (Thung Setthi) was discovered when the reverend Somdej Phra Puttajarn Toh Prommarangsi from Wat Wakang went to visit his relatives in Kamphaeng Phet Province in BE 2392 (AD 1849). He read the stone inscription on the third pillar and instantly knew that in Kamphaeng Phet Province there was an ancient city and a big pagoda up north of Nakhon Chum City.

These were the first discovery at Wat Barommathat, the temple of a big pagoda and the 3 pagodas, and also the Buddha amulets of Kamphaeng Phet Province family with beautiful Buddhist art forms with the uniqueness of its own.

According to record where the Chedi of Wat Barommathat in which the inscription was found, during demolition for reconstruction a huge number of old Phra Soom Kor amulets were discovered. This is the location source of ancient amulets findings that is popularly known today as the “Millionaires Field”.

Phra Kamphaeng of the Millionaire’s Field has a famous quote according to the old text scripts “If you carry me, you will never be poor”. This is such superb amulets qualities from Kamphaeng Phet that had attracted strong admirations from all amulet collectors’ circle.