Copper Ganesha (พระพิฆเนศ / Phra Phikanet) amulet consecrated by LP Namfon — current abbot of Wat Phailom (วัดไผ่ล้อม), Nakhon Pathom, and direct disciple of the legendary Luang Phor Poon — during the Visakha Bucha Day ceremony on 28 May B.E. 2556 (2013), marking LP Poon's 101st birth anniversary. Pre-mounted in an Italian gold waterproof case.
1. What Is a Ganesha Amulet (พระพิฆเนศ)?
Ganesha (พระพิฆเนศ, Phra Phikanet) is the Hindu deity of wisdom, success, and the remover of obstacles, deeply revered in Thai Buddhist culture. King Vajiravudh (Rama VI) promoted Ganesha worship in Thailand and built a Ganesha shrine at Sanam Chandra Palace in Nakhon Pathom. Business owners, artists, students, and entrepreneurs widely venerate Ganesha for clearing obstacles and opening paths to success.
Key Facts
- Type: Ganesha (พระพิฆเนศ / Phra Phikanet)
- Material: Copper (เนื้อทองแดง)
- Temple: Wat Phailom (วัดไผ่ล้อม), Nakhon Pathom
- Consecrated by: LP Namfon — current abbot of Wat Phailom
- Lineage master: Luang Phor Poon (หลวงพ่อพูล พุทธรักขิโต)
- Year: B.E. 2556 (28 May 2013) — Visakha Bucha Day
- Occasion: LP Poon 101st birth anniversary + Teacher Worship Ceremony
- Case: Italian gold waterproof case with bail
- Stock: 100 pieces
2. About Luang Phor Poon & LP Namfon
Luang Phor Poon (หลวงพ่อพูล พุทธรักขิโต, 1926–2004) was the revered abbot of Wat Phailom in Nakhon Pathom province. Born in B.E. 2469, he ordained in B.E. 2493 and became renowned across Thailand for his mastery of the Four-Faced Brahma tradition. His amulets — especially the B.E. 2544 first-edition Phra Phrom — are highly sought after by collectors. After LP Poon's passing in 2004, his direct disciple LP Namfon succeeded him as abbot and continues the temple's sacred traditions.
3. Blessings of the Ganesha Amulet
- Wisdom: enhances judgment, creativity, and clarity of mind
- Obstacle removal: clears blockages in career and personal life
- Career success: promotes business growth and professional advancement
- Academic achievement: aids exam performance and learning
- Wealth: attracts legitimate income and client connections
- Social charm: improves relationships and attracts mentors
Reminder: Thai Buddhist amulets are spiritual aids for cultivating merit, not guarantees of outcomes. Wearers are encouraged to observe the Five Precepts and live with good intent.
4. Craftsmanship & Appearance
The front depicts Ganesha seated in a traditional posture, finely cast in copper with rich golden-copper patina. Thai sacred inscriptions are engraved on the base. The amulet is pre-mounted in an Italian gold waterproof case adorned with decorative gemstones and a built-in bail — ready to wear immediately upon receipt.
5. FAQ
Q: What is the connection between this amulet and Luang Phor Poon?
A: This Ganesha was consecrated at the Visakha Bucha Day ceremony on 28 May B.E. 2556, held at Wat Phailom to commemorate LP Poon's 101st birth anniversary. LP Namfon, as LP Poon's direct disciple and current abbot, performed the consecration using the lineage traditions passed down from his master.
Q: Can I wear a copper amulet daily?
A: Yes. This amulet comes pre-mounted in an Italian gold waterproof case that protects against moisture and sweat. Remove before showering for best longevity.
Q: Who should wear a Ganesha amulet?
A: Ganesha is the universal Remover of Obstacles — suitable for business owners, entrepreneurs, students, artists, and anyone seeking to break through challenges. No gender or age restrictions.
Q: How do I venerate a Ganesha amulet?
A: Simply wearing it is sufficient. For additional devotion, you may light incense and make wishes on Wednesdays, which are traditionally associated with Ganesha.
6. About This Piece
- Includes Italian gold waterproof case (not solid gold) + bail — ready to wear
- Price: USD $88
- Stock: 100 pieces
- Comes with Merit Messenger Certificate of Authenticity — 10x refund guarantee
Last updated: 22 June 2026 | Compiled by the Merit Messenger team (Bangkok-based)
