Luang Pu Wichit · Twin Tiger Coin (Rian Suea Khu) · Sao 5 Kru Baramee · Enamel Brass · Wat Khao Nangnom B.E. 2567 · Italian Gold-Plated Case with Rhinestone Bezel · One-of-a-Kind

A Twin Tiger Coin (Rian Suea Khu) Sao 5 Kru Baramee edition, personally consecrated by the legendary "Headless Tiger" master Luang Pu Wichit Siriphutto (หลวงปู่วิจิตร สิริปุตฺโต) at Wat Phra Phutthabat Khao Nangnom, Chonburi, Thailand, in B.E. 2567 (2024). Blessed across five separate ceremonies at five major Thai temples. Primary blessings: superior protection, breaking black magic, banishing evil spirits, reversing misfortune, commanding presence. Mounted in an Italian gold-plated case (industry term "Italian gold" — not solid gold) with a rhinestone-pavé bezel (industry term — not real diamonds), including waterproof inner shell and built-in bail. Includes Merit Messenger Certificate (No. KR01797 / GJ05-EE746). One piece only · USD $298. 1. What is the Twin Tiger Coin · Sao 5 Kru Baramee Edition? The Tiger Coin (Rian Suea) is one of Thailand's most iconic protection amulets. Twin Tigers (Suea Khu) symbolize one tiger clearing the path forward and one guarding the rear — an unbreakable protective circle around the wearer. "Sao 5" refers to one of the most auspicious days in Thai esoteric astrology — five astrological factors aligning on a Saturday. Amulets consecrated on this day are believed to carry maximum protective power. "Kru Baramee" means "Lineage Master's Merit/Power" — direct lineage transmission. Key facts • Type: Twin Tiger Coin (Rian Suea Khu) • Edition: Sao 5 / Kru Baramee • Material: Brass with fired enamel, red ground with golden tigers • Temple: Wat Phra Phutthabat Khao Nangnom, Chonburi, Thailand • Consecrating master: Luang Pu Wichit Siriphutto — the "Headless Tiger" legend • Year: B.E. 2567 (2024 CE) • Mount: Italian gold-plated case (not solid gold) with rhinestone-pavé bezel (not real diamond), waterproof inner shell and built-in bail • Stock: One piece only 2. Luang Pu Wichit and the "Headless Tiger" Legend Luang Pu Wichit Siriphutto is one of modern Thailand's most legendary "tiger seal" masters. His "Headless Tiger" sacred tattoo was said to be so powerful that wearers could evade arrest — the Thai police formally requested he stop applying it to criminals. This story gives the "Headless Tiger" lineage its mystique to this day. Wat Phra Phutthabat Khao Nangnom, in the wooded hills of Chonburi, is named for the ancient Buddha footprint relic enshrined within. It is a primary seat of the tiger-seal Dharma lineage. 3. The Five-Ceremony Consecration 1. Wat Bang Phra — the Luang Por Pen lineage, Thailand's spiritual home of tiger seals 2. Wat Takhian Luean — blessed by Phra Thep Mongkol Wachirasarn and Luang Pu Chum Katsaro 3. Wat Ban Kaeng — held alongside a Buddha-image gold-pouring ceremony; presided by Phra Niroth Rakshit and Luang Por Sunthon Khantiko 4. Wat Sara Song Ton (Lop Buri Province) — solo blessing by Phra Khru Palat Manas Chaiyathammo 5. Wat Phra Phutthabat Khao Nangnom — main consecration by Luang Pu Wichit Siriphutto with Luang Pho Boonluea 4. Main Blessings • Protection: superior warding off harm, body shielding, breaking curses • Breaking dark magic: against black magic, evil spirits • Commanding presence: authority, intimidation of adversaries, fearlessness • Reversing fortune: turning misfortune into fortune • Mentor support, career success, health, invulnerability Note: Amulets are aids for cultivating merit and good fortune, not guarantees. 5. Appearance & Craftsmanship Obverse: Red enamel ground with central stupa and yantra inscriptions; twin golden tigers face each other in guarding postures. Reverse: Pure gold mandala yantra with Dharma Wheel at center, radiating outward in eight directions. Mount: Italian gold-plated case (industry term "Italian gold" — not solid gold) with rhinestone-pavé bezel (industry term "rhinestone" — not real diamond), waterproof transparent inner shell and built-in bail. 6. FAQ Q: Who is this amulet best suited for? A: High-risk professions, business owners seeking commanding presence, those wanting to reverse bad luck, and anyone born in the Year of the Tiger. Q: Why is the Sao 5 edition prized? A: Sao 5 is one of the highest auspicious-timing alignments in Thai esoteric astrology, recognized by collectors as a top-tier release. Q: Do the five ceremonies really matter? A: Yes. Sequential multi-temple consecration "layers" blessing power — each ceremony presided over by that temple's abbot or a senior master. Q: Are the Italian gold case and rhinestones real gold and diamonds? A: No. "Italian gold" and "rhinestone" are industry-standard terms: Italian gold-plate is a high-quality Italian-made gold-tone alloy (not solid gold) — the finish closely mimics real gold but is more durable and won't tarnish. Rhinestones are high-clarity synthetic crystals (not real diamonds), with brilliance and refraction approaching real diamonds. Q: How do I verify the certificate? A: Scan the QR code on the card, or look up No. KR01797 / GJ05-EE746 on Merit Messenger. Q: What makes this piece unique? A: Five-ceremony multi-temple consecration; Sao 5 timing; direct consecration by Luang Pu Wichit; pre-mounted Italian gold-plated case with rhinestone bezel; only one piece available. 7. About This Specific Piece • Pre-mounted in an Italian gold-plated case (not solid gold) with rhinestone-pavé bezel (not real diamond), waterproof inner shell and built-in bail • Price: USD $298 • Stock: Only one piece available • Backed by temple documentation and Merit Messenger authentication — 10× refund on any fake --- *Last updated: 15 May 2026 | Curated by Merit Messenger (Bangkok-based)*

• Those seeking powerful protection
• Business owners
• Amulet collectors
• Those seeking fortune reversal
• Those born in the Year of the Tiger
• First-time amulet adopters

• Pregnant women
• Children under 16

Temple：

Wat Phra Phutthabat Khao Nangnom, Chonburi Province

Consecrated By：

Luang Pu Wichit Siriphutto

Year：

2567

Material：

Enamel Brass

Wat Phra Phutthabat Khao Nangnom in Chonburi is a primary seat of the "tiger seal" Dharma lineage. This Twin Tiger Coin · Sao 5 Kru Baramee Edition was personally consecrated by the "Headless Tiger" legendary master Luang Pu Wichit Siriphutto in B.E. 2567 (2024), and successively blessed at five major Thai temples. Pre-mounted in an Italian gold-plated case (not solid gold) with a rhinestone-pavé bezel (not real diamond) — ready to wear. Extremely limited availability. 1. Wat Khao Nangnom and the Tiger Seal Lineage Wat Phra Phutthabat Khao Nangnom sits in the wooded hills of Chonburi Province, named for the ancient Buddha footprint relic enshrined within. The temple has long been associated with the "tiger seal" school of Thai esoteric Buddhism — its tiger coins renowned throughout Southeast Asia for warding off danger and breaking curses. 2. Luang Pu Wichit and the "Headless Tiger" Legend Luang Pu Wichit Siriphutto is one of modern Thailand's most legendary "tiger seal" masters. His "Headless Tiger" sacred tattoo (Sak Yant Suea Mai Mi Hua) was said to grant wearers protection so strong they could evade arrest — the Thai police formally requested he stop applying it to criminals. This story is now part of Thai amulet folklore and gives the "Headless Tiger" lineage its mystique to this day. 3. The Consecration of This Batch In B.E. 2567 (2024), Luang Pu Wichit led the main consecration at Wat Khao Nangnom, deliberately timed to coincide with "Sao 5" (เสาร์ 5) — one of Thai esoteric astrology's most auspicious days. Around that ceremony, the batch underwent four additional top-tier blessing rituals: • Ceremony 1 · Wat Bang Phra (the Luang Por Pen lineage — Thailand's spiritual home of tiger seals) • Ceremony 2 · Wat Takhian Luean (blessed by Phra Thep Mongkol Wachirasarn and Luang Pu Chum Katsaro) • Ceremony 3 · Wat Ban Kaeng (held alongside a Buddha-image gold-pouring ceremony, presided by Phra Niroth Rakshit and Luang Por Sunthon Khantiko) • Ceremony 4 · Wat Sara Song Ton (Lop Buri Province; solo blessing by Phra Khru Palat Manas Chaiyathammo) • Ceremony 5 · Wat Phra Phutthabat Khao Nangnom (home temple; main consecration by Luang Pu Wichit with Luang Pho Boonluea and other senior masters) Five-temple sequential consecration is a top-tier Thai-amulet specification. 4. Why This Piece Is Scarce • Five-ceremony multi-temple batches are produced in extremely small numbers • Sao 5 alignments occur only at specific points in the calendar • The pre-mounted Italian gold-plated case with rhinestone bezel is a small sub-batch • Carries an official Merit Messenger Certificate of Authenticity (No. KR01797) 5. The Merit Messenger Promise We are based in Bangkok and source every amulet directly from temples or established collector channels. This piece has been pre-mounted in an Italian gold-plated case (not solid gold) with a rhinestone-pavé bezel (not real diamond), waterproof inner shell, and built-in bail — ready to wear the day it arrives. Only one piece available. --- *Last updated: 15 May 2026 | Curated by Merit Messenger (Bangkok-based)*

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