Luang Por Charan Phra Chaiwat Copper Buddha BE2556 Wat Amphawan Certified

Luang Por Charan Phra Chaiwat Copper Buddha BE2556 is a certified small Buddha amulet from Wat Amphawan, Sing Buri. This exact piece is identified by certificate K01788, with clear year, material, temple, and photographed condition. What is this Luang Por Charan Phra Chaiwat Phra Chaiwat (พระชัยวัฒน์) is a respected Thai small Buddha amulet type often associated with auspicious victory, protection, peace, and accumulated merit. The certificate identifies this piece as “พระชัยวัฒน์หลวงพ่อจรัญ เนื้อทองแดง พ.ศ. 2556”, meaning a Luang Por Charan Phra Chaiwat in copper, made in Buddhist Era 2556, or 2013 CE. The amulet shows a seated Buddha image in a small arched form. The copper tone is warm, the front and back details remain visible, and the piece is mounted in a gold-tone protective case for wearing and preservation. Type: Phra Chaiwat small Buddha amulet Master: Luang Por Charan Thitathammo Temple: Wat Amphawan, Sing Buri Year: BE2556, 2013 CE Material: copper, เนื้อทองแดง Certificate: K01788 Certificate issue date: May 5, 2026 Stock: one exact piece, as photographed About the master Luang Por Charan Thitathammo of Wat Amphawan was a highly respected meditation monk known for meditation teaching, karmic reflection, and practical Buddhist discipline. He passed away on January 25, 2016, corresponding to Buddhist Era 2559. Since the master has passed away, his sacred objects are no longer increasing in number, and well-documented pieces have become increasingly meaningful for devotees and collectors. Blessings and suitable wearers Devotees commonly seek Phra Chaiwat amulets for peace, protection, merit support, career steadiness, inner stability, and safe travel. Amulets are spiritual aids and reminders for mindful conduct; they are not guarantees of wealth, success, or safety. This piece is suitable for daily wearers, devotees of Luang Por Charan, Wat Amphawan lineage collectors, Phra Chaiwat collectors, business owners, managers, sales and client-facing professionals, people in career-development periods, frequent travelers, gift buyers, and anyone looking for a compact certified Buddha amulet for wearing or devotional keeping. Craftsmanship This is a copper small Buddha amulet in an arched shrine-like form. The seated Buddha image is visible on the front, while the reverse shows the back of the figure and base inscription. The gold-tone case adds wearable protection and makes the small amulet easier to carry. FAQ Q: Does this piece come with a certificate? A: Yes. The certificate number is K01788, issued on May 5, 2026. Q: What is the material? A: The certificate states เนื้อทองแดง, copper. Q: What year is it from? A: Buddhist Era 2556, equivalent to 2013 CE. Q: Which temple is it from? A: Wat Amphawan in Sing Buri, Thailand. Q: Is it suitable for daily wear? A: Yes. It is compact and already mounted in a protective case. Avoid impact, moisture, and chemicals. About this exact piece This is the exact photographed item with certificate display and multiple product images. The certificate number, year, temple, material, and visible details match the photographed amulet. Prepared by the Bangkok-based Merit Messenger team. Last updated: 2026-05-18 | Prepared by Merit Messenger team, Bangkok

• Suitable for daily wearers
• devotees of Luang Por Charan
• Wat Amphawan lineage collectors
• Phra Chaiwat collectors
• business owners
• managers
• sales and client-facing professionals
• people in career-development periods
• frequent travelers
• gift buyers
• and anyone looking for a compact certified Buddha amulet.

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

Temple：

Wat Amphawan, Sing Buri

Consecrated By：

Luang Por Charan Thitathammo

Year：

佛历 2556 年 / 公历 2013 年

Material：

Copper, เนื้อทองแดง

Luang Por Charan Phra Chaiwat Copper Buddha BE2556 carries the meditation lineage of Wat Amphawan in a compact, wearable form. Its strength is not size, but clear provenance, certificate-backed details, and a devotional connection to Luang Por Charan. Luang Por Charan and Wat Amphawan Luang Por Charan Thitathammo was one of Thailand's highly respected modern meditation monks. Based at Wat Amphawan in Sing Buri, he was known for meditation teaching, karmic reflection, and practical Buddhist guidance that many devotees continued to follow in daily life. Luang Por Charan passed away on January 25, 2016, in Buddhist Era 2559. Because the master has passed away, his sacred objects only become fewer in circulation over time. For many devotees, his teachings and blessed objects remain a support for daily practice, devotional remembrance, and personal protection. The Phra Chaiwat tradition Phra Chaiwat is a small Buddha amulet type connected with auspicious victory, stability, protection, and merit. Its compact size makes it practical for daily wear, while the Buddha image reminds the wearer to keep mindfulness and good conduct close. Collectible character of this piece The certificate records this item as BE2556, copper material, and Wat Amphawan origin. Compared with undocumented small Buddha pieces, a certificate-backed example with a clear temple, year, and exact photographed condition gives collectors stronger confidence. Why collectors notice it This piece brings together three important signals: Luang Por Charan's meditation lineage, Wat Amphawan provenance, and certificate K01788. For daily wearers, it is a compact devotional amulet; for collectors, it is a documented sacred object from a master whose surviving pieces are no longer increasing. Merit Messenger promise This exact item is photographed and documented with certificate K01788. We describe the piece based on visible condition, certificate information, and known amulet context, without exaggerated result claims. Last updated: 2026-05-18 | Prepared by Merit Messenger team, Bangkok

Certified with certificate K01788, issued May 5, 2026. The certificate identifies Wat Amphawan, Sing Buri, BE2556, and copper material.