Luang Phor Parn 2559 Silver-Plated Enamel Sema Medal Set with Certificates

Luang Phor Parn 2559 silver-plated enamel Sema medal set from Wat Bang Nom Kho, made by the current abbot as a commemorative issue for Luang Phor Parn. This listing includes three same-batch pieces with certificates CO01805, CO01806, and CO01807. What is this Luang Phor Parn 2559 enamel Sema medal This is a B.E. 2559 / 2016 commemorative Sema-shaped monk medal from Wat Bang Nom Kho in Ayutthaya. The Thai certificate name is เหรียญเสมาหลวงพ่อปาน เนื้อกะไหล่เงินลงยา พ.ศ.2559. The front shows Luang Phor Parn seated against blue enamel with red and green enamel accents, while the back carries temple and yantra-style details. Key details: type, monk portrait Sema medal; master, Luang Phor Parn Sonanto; temple, Wat Bang Nom Kho, Ayutthaya; year, B.E. 2559 / 2016; material, silver-plated metal with colored enamel; stock, three pieces with certificates. About Luang Phor Parn Luang Phor Parn Sonanto of Wat Bang Nom Kho is one of Ayutthaya's best-known revered monks. Thai sources commonly record his life as 1875 to 1938. He is remembered for meditation practice, compassionate help for laypeople, traditional healing knowledge, protective yantra lineage, and his influence on Thai amulet culture. Blessings and use Devotees often approach Luang Phor Parn amulets for protection, safer travel, confidence, supportive connections, steadier work, and daily mindfulness. Amulets are devotional supports, not guaranteed outcomes; respectful conduct and good action remain essential. Craftsmanship The shield-like Sema shape gives the medal a classic Thai monk-portrait appearance. The vivid blue enamel background, silver-plated monk image, red top detail, and green side accents make this piece suitable for daily wear, display, or entry-level collecting. FAQ Does it come with certificates? Yes, this lot includes certificates CO01805, CO01806, and CO01807. What year is it from? B.E. 2559, equivalent to 2016. Was it consecrated by Luang Phor Parn himself? No. It is a later commemorative issue made by the current abbot of Wat Bang Nom Kho to honor Luang Phor Parn. Is it suitable for daily wear? Yes, wear respectfully. Who is it best for? Devotees of Luang Phor Parn, collectors of Wat Bang Nom Kho pieces, and buyers who like enamel monk medals with clear certificate records. Specific listing note This listing is for three same-batch pieces. Price 150, stock 3, cost price 80. Last updated: 2026-05-18 | Curated by Merit Messenger team, Bangkok-based.

• Suitable for devotees of Luang Phor Parn
• Wat Bang Nom Kho collectors
• Thai monk portrait medal collectors
• daily wearers
• business owners
• sales and client-facing workers
• managers
• frequent travelers
• gift buyers
• and entry-level authentic amulet collectors.

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

Temple：

Wat Bang Nom Kho, Ayutthaya

Consecrated By：

Luang Phor Parn Sonanto

Year：

2559

Material：

Silver-plated metal with colored enamel

This Luang Phor Parn 2559 silver-plated enamel Sema medal set was made by the current abbot of Wat Bang Nom Kho as a commemorative issue for Luang Phor Parn. The three pieces carry certificate numbers CO01805, CO01806, and CO01807. Life of the master Luang Phor Parn Sonanto is closely associated with Wat Bang Nom Kho in Ayutthaya. Thai biographical sources commonly record that he was born in 1875 and passed away in 1938. He is remembered for disciplined practice, compassion toward lay followers, traditional healing knowledge, and protective spiritual lineages that influenced later Thai amulet traditions. Monk portrait medal tradition Portrait medals are worn and collected as reminders of a teacher's virtues and lineage. For many devotees, a Luang Phor Parn medal is not only an object of protection, but also a daily prompt to cultivate mindfulness, generosity, and moral conduct. Consecration context In B.E. 2559 / 2016, Wat Bang Nom Kho issued this enamel Sema medal to commemorate Luang Phor Parn. The design combines a classic monk portrait, colorful enamel, and temple-related inscriptions on the reverse, giving it both devotional and collectible appeal. Why it is collectible The value of this lot lies in its clear subject, temple context, and certificate-backed identification. The three certificate numbers, CO01805, CO01806, and CO01807, make the set easy to document, display, and manage for collectors. Merit Messenger promise Merit Messenger is Bangkok-based and focuses on clear photographs, certificate details, and respectful cultural context for every amulet we list. Last updated: 2026-05-18 | Curated by Merit Messenger team, Bangkok-based.

Comes with three Merit Messenger certificates: CO01805, CO01806, and CO01807. Certificate issue date: 5 May B.E. 2569.