Kumanthong (กุมารทอง) consecrated at Wat Pailom (วัดไพรลำ), Nakhon Pathom Province, during the 101st birth anniversary memorial ceremony of Luang Phor Phun (หลวงพ่อปุ่น) in B.E. 2556 (2013 CE). Metal material, encased in an Italian gold waterproof case. Chor Yuan Series by Merit Messenger.
What Is a Kumanthong (กุมารทอง)?
Kumanthong, meaning "Golden Child" in Thai, is one of the most iconic sacred objects in Thai Buddhist tradition. Authentic Kumanthong are crafted by revered monks using pure materials — sacred powders, holy soil, and flower pollen — then consecrated with powerful incantations to invite a celestial child spirit to reside within the figure. LP Phun's Kumanthong are known as "Heavenly Children" (เทวดา), made entirely without any dark or negative materials.
Key Facts
- Type: Kumanthong / Heavenly Child (กุมารทอง)
- Temple: Wat Pailom (วัดไพรลำ), Nakhon Pathom, Thailand
- Consecrating Master: Luang Phor Phun (หลวงพ่อปุ่น)
- Year: B.E. 2556 (2013 CE)
- Ceremony: 101st Birth Anniversary Memorial Consecration
- Casing: Italian Gold Waterproof Case
- Series: Chor Yuan (First Affinity) Series
About Luang Phor Phun
Luang Phor Phun (หลวงพ่อปุ่น, B.E. 2455–2548 / 1912–2005) served as abbot of Wat Pailom in Nakhon Pathom Province for over 50 years. Born the sixth of ten siblings, he was ordained in B.E. 2480 and studied under the great Luang Phor Kan. He earned a Buddhist bachelor's degree by B.E. 2482 and spent years practicing deep meditation in remote forests. Known for his selfless generosity, he donated all temple offerings to build schools, hospitals, and aid the poor. He passed away on May 24, 2005, after 68 years in the monkhood.
Blessings & Spiritual Benefits
- Wealth & Fortune: Kumanthong are renowned for attracting wealth and business prosperity
- Charm & Popularity: Enhances personal magnetism and attracts helpful mentors
- Protection: The Heavenly Child guards against harm and misfortune
- Family Harmony: Promotes domestic peace and fertility blessings
- Career Advancement: Supports professional growth and opportunities
Disclaimer: Spiritual benefits are rooted in Thai Buddhist tradition and vary by individual. Merit Messenger makes no absolute guarantees regarding efficacy.
Craftsmanship
Each Kumanthong figure is finely cast in metal with a serene, cherubic face seated upon a lotus throne. Hands are posed in prayer (Wai) or holding treasures. The figure is housed in a premium Italian gold waterproof case with rhinestone embellishments and a gold bail loop for immediate wearing. The case provides water and sweat resistance for daily use.
FAQ
Q: How is LP Phun's Kumanthong different from others?
A: LP Phun's Kumanthong are classified as "Heavenly Children" (เทวดา) — consecrated using only pure Buddhist incantations and positive materials. No cemetery soil or dark elements are used, making them safe and suitable for everyone.
Q: What is special about the B.E. 2556 ceremony?
A: B.E. 2556 (2013 CE) marked the 101st birth anniversary of LP Phun. Wat Pailom held a grand memorial ceremony with multiple senior monks joining the consecration, making these pieces particularly powerful.
Q: What is an Italian gold waterproof case?
A: A premium protective casing made from Italian-imported metal alloy with gold plating, sealed for water resistance. It protects the amulet from moisture and sweat during daily wear.
Q: Can I shower or swim with it?
A: The case handles daily water exposure (hand washing, rain). Prolonged submersion (hot springs, swimming pools) is not recommended to preserve the case's longevity.
About This Piece
101st birth anniversary memorial consecration Kumanthong from Wat Pailom, B.E. 2556. Metal figure in Italian gold waterproof case. Chor Yuan Series. Price: $88 USD. Stock: 100 pieces.
Last updated: 2026-06-23 | Curated by the Merit Messenger team (Bangkok-based)
