LP Charan Wat Amphawan Phra Kring Nawaloha B.E.2556

LP Charan Wat Amphawan Phra Kring Nawaloha B.E.2556 is a Thai Phra Kring amulet associated with Wat Amphawan in Singburi province. Phra Kring amulets are often described in English as Medicine Buddha or sacred ringing Buddha amulets, traditionally worn for health protection, safety, merit, and peace of mind. What is LP Charan Wat Amphawan Phra Kring Nawaloha B.E.2556 The certificate identifies this piece as พระกริ่งหลวงพ่อจรัญ เนื้อนวโลหะ พ.ศ.2556. It was made in B.E.2556, corresponding to 2013, and the material is nawaloha, a traditional multi-metal sacred alloy. The certificate number is K01782, with bottom code GJ05-09C50, issued by Merit Messenger on 5 May B.E.2569. Type: Phra Kring, often understood as Medicine Buddha or sacred ringing Buddha. Material: nawaloha alloy. Temple: Wat Amphawan, Singburi. Master: Luang Por Charan Thitathammo. Year: B.E.2556 / 2013. Certificate: K01782. Stock: 3. Master and blessing context Luang Por Charan Thitathammo was the revered former abbot of Wat Amphawan. Public reports record that he was born on 15 August 1928 and passed away on 25 January 2016 at Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok at the age of 87. He was widely respected for meditation teaching, Buddhist propagation, and social service. For this B.E.2556 Phra Kring line, available amulet references record a consecration ceremony at the ubosot of Wat Amphawan on 19 June 2013, with Luang Por Charan presiding over the victory candle and senior monks joining the chanting. This listing presents that as related-reference information and avoids guaranteed spiritual claims. Blessings In Thai Buddhist amulet tradition, Phra Kring is commonly associated with health support, protection, safety, merit, and calm daily confidence. Amulets are spiritual supports, not guaranteed outcomes; respectful wearing and good conduct remain essential. Craftsmanship This exact piece is shown in the product photos and comes in a clear waterproof case. The Buddha image is clear, the nawaloha tone is mature, and the base shows visible code and temple detail. It is suitable for devotees of LP Charan, collectors of Wat Amphawan amulets, Phra Kring collectors, and buyers looking for a certificate-backed Thai Buddhist amulet for respectful daily wear. FAQ Q: What year is it? A: B.E.2556, corresponding to 2013. Q: What is the material? A: Nawaloha, a traditional sacred multi-metal alloy. Q: Does it have a certificate? A: Yes, Merit Messenger certificate K01782. Q: Can it be worn daily? A: Yes, it comes in a clear waterproof case. Q: Are the blessings guaranteed? A: No. Amulets are traditional spiritual supports, not guaranteed results. About this specific piece This listing is based on real-item photos. Stock is 3, price is 120, and the item includes the Merit Messenger certificate and clear protective case. Last updated: 2026-05-20 | Curated by the Bangkok-based Merit Messenger team.

• Suitable for devotees of LP Charan
• Wat Amphawan collectors
• Phra Kring collectors
• frequent travelers
• business owners
• sales and client-facing workers
• managers
• buyers seeking calm confidence and noble support
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• and anyone looking for a certificate-backed Thai Buddhist amulet for respectful daily wear.

• Generally suitable for most devotees
• collectors
• and daily wearers; no special taboo
• wear respectfully.

Temple：

Wat Amphawan, Singburi

Consecrated By：

Luang Por Charan Thitathammo

Year：

2556

Material：

Nawaloha sacred multi-metal alloy, with clear waterproof case

LP Charan Wat Amphawan Phra Kring Nawaloha B.E.2556 stands out because it combines the Wat Amphawan lineage, the Phra Kring tradition, nawaloha alloy, and a year when Luang Por Charan was still alive. Life of the master Luang Por Charan Thitathammo, also known as LP Charan or LP Jaran, was the former abbot of Wat Amphawan in Singburi. He became especially respected for meditation practice, Buddhist education, and charitable work. His passing in 2016 made earlier lifetime-era Wat Amphawan amulets especially meaningful to many devotees and collectors. Phra Kring tradition Phra Kring is a highly respected Thai Buddhist amulet form. It is commonly associated with healing symbolism, protective merit, and stable daily blessings. In the Chinese-speaking amulet world, it is often called Medicine Buddha or ringing Buddha. Consecration of this piece This piece is connected with the B.E.2556 Wat Amphawan issue. Related amulet references mention a ceremony on 19 June 2013 at Wat Amphawan’s ubosot, with Luang Por Charan presiding over the victory candle and senior monks participating in the blessing. For collectors, that makes the year and temple context important. Why it is scarce Clear temple, master, year, material, and certificate information matter in Thai amulet collecting. This piece has certificate number K01782 and bottom code GJ05-09C50, giving buyers a clearer basis for review than an undocumented loose amulet. Merit Messenger promise Merit Messenger presents this item with certificate number K01782 and real-item photos. Our Bangkok-based team organizes the listing from the certificate, visible amulet details, and available references, with an authenticity-first approach. Last updated: 2026-05-20 | Curated by the Bangkok-based Merit Messenger team.

Merit Messenger certificate K01782, bottom code GJ05-09C50, issued on 5 May B.E.2569.