Luang Por Charan 2556 Glazed Clay Five-Sided Khun Paen with Certificate

Luang Por Charan 2556 glazed clay five-sided Khun Paen from Wat Amphawan, certificate D01784. This B.E. 2556 / 2013 Wat Amphawan issue is associated with the grand ceremony in the ubosot where Luang Por Charan personally presided over the victory candle and meditation blessing. He passed away in 2016, so his lifetime-blessed amulets are increasingly limited. What is this Luang Por Charan 2556 glazed clay Khun Paen The Thai certificate name is พระขุนแผนเคลือบหลวงพ่อจรัญ พิมพ์ห้าเหลี่ยม เนื้อดิน พ.ศ.2556. It means Luang Por Charan glazed clay five-sided Khun Paen, made in B.E. 2556 / 2013. Phra Khun Paen is traditionally associated with charm, supportive people, negotiation, client relationships, and relationship harmony. Key details: type, Phra Khun Paen; master, Luang Por Charan Thitadhammō; temple, Wat Amphawan, Sing Buri; year, B.E. 2556 / 2013; material, glazed clay; mold, five-sided; certificate number, D01784; stock, one piece. About the master and consecration Luang Por Charan of Wat Amphawan is widely respected for Vipassana meditation teaching, Buddhist education, and compassionate guidance. Sources on the B.E. 2556 Wat Amphawan series describe a grand consecration on 19 June 2013 in the temple's ubosot, with Luang Por Charan presiding over the victory candle and meditation blessing. Since he passed away in B.E. 2559 / 2016, lifetime-related pieces like this are finite and increasingly valued by devotees. Blessings and use Khun Paen amulets are often worn for charm, supportive connections, customer affinity, negotiation, career support, wealth guarding, relationship harmony, and smoother social interaction. Amulets are devotional supports, not guaranteed outcomes; ethical conduct and sincere effort remain essential. Craftsmanship The glazed clay body has a warm amber tone and a distinctive five-sided shape. The front shows the seated Buddha within a flame-like shrine frame, while the reverse carries yantra-style markings, temple stamp, and the name Luang Por Charan. It is suitable for daily wear, devotional keeping, and collection. FAQ What year is it from? B.E. 2556, equivalent to 2013. Did Luang Por Charan personally preside over the blessing? Available series information records that the 2013 Wat Amphawan ceremony was presided over by Luang Por Charan, who lit the victory candle and performed meditation blessing. Why is it collectible? Luang Por Charan passed away in 2016; lifetime-blessed pieces are finite, and this one has certificate D01784. Is it suitable for business and sales? Yes, Khun Paen is commonly sought for charm, supportive people, client relationships, and negotiation. Can it be worn daily? Yes, wear respectfully. Specific listing note This listing is for one piece. Price 128, stock 1, cost price 70. Last updated: 2026-05-18 | Curated by Merit Messenger team, Bangkok-based.

• Suitable for devotees of Luang Por Charan
• Wat Amphawan collectors
• Khun Paen amulet collectors
• business owners
• salespeople
• client-facing workers
• negotiators
• managers
• people handling complex relationships
• people seeking relationship harmony
• and collectors of certificate-backed lifetime-period pieces.

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

Temple：

Wat Amphawan, Sing Buri

Consecrated By：

Luang Por Charan Thitadhammō

Year：

2556

Material：

Glazed clay

This Luang Por Charan 2556 glazed clay five-sided Khun Paen is a Wat Amphawan lifetime-period piece with certificate D01784. Its appeal combines Khun Paen charm symbolism, a warm glazed clay body, and the finite nature of amulets connected to Luang Por Charan before his passing in 2016. Life of the master Luang Por Charan Thitadhammō of Wat Amphawan in Sing Buri was deeply respected for Vipassana meditation, Buddhist teaching, and compassionate guidance for laypeople. His amulets are valued not only as protective objects, but also as reminders of mindfulness, moral conduct, and steady daily practice. Khun Paen tradition Phra Khun Paen is traditionally connected with charm, social magnetism, supportive people, client affinity, negotiation, and relationship harmony. For people in sales, business, management, and customer-facing work, this theme is especially practical. Consecration context This piece belongs to the B.E. 2556 / 2013 Wat Amphawan series. Available information describes a grand blessing ceremony held on 19 June 2013 in Wat Amphawan's ubosot, where Luang Por Charan personally presided over the victory candle and performed meditation blessing. Why it is scarce Luang Por Charan passed away in B.E. 2559 / 2016. Amulets from his lifetime period will not increase in number, and pieces with clear temple, year, material, mold, and certificate information are increasingly meaningful for collectors and devotees. 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 Merit Messenger certificate D01784. Certificate issue date: 5 May B.E. 2569.