Phra Phong Roop Muan Roon Sae-Yid (88th Birthday Edition) · pressed clay · personally consecrated by the late Luang Pu Liew Pannako at Wat Rai Tang Thong, Nakhon Pathom, in B.E. 2536 (1993). Front features a seated monk-likeness relief; reverse bears the iconic Phaya Tao Ruean (giant house-turtle) filled with Pali incantations — a dual-face talisman combining protection, wealth, and longevity. Certificate No. P05149 / GJ05-6D6DF. One piece only · USD $125.
1. What is Phra Phong Roop Muan Roon Sae-Yid?
"Sae-Yid" (แซยิด) is the Teochew Chinese term for an 88th birthday — a doubly auspicious milestone. In B.E. 2536 (1993), to mark Luang Pu Liew's 88th year, Wat Rai Tang Thong produced this special limited edition: a pressed-clay tablet with the master's likeness on the front and a densely inscribed Phaya Tao Ruean turtle on the reverse.
Key Facts
- Type: Monk-likeness pressed clay (พระผงรูปเหมือน / Phra Phong Roop Muan)
- Edition: 88th Birthday (รุ่นแซยิด / Roon Sae-Yid)
- Reverse: Phaya Tao Ruean (พญาเต่าเรือน / Giant House Turtle)
- Material: Pressed sacred clay (เนื้อผง / Nuea Phong)
- Temple: Wat Rai Tang Thong (วัดไร่แตงทอง), Kamphaeng Saen, Nakhon Pathom
- Master: Luang Pu Liew Pannako (หลวงปู่หลิว ปณฺณโก, 1905–2000)
- Year: B.E. 2536 (C.E. 1993)
- Case: Italian gold-plated waterproof case with bail — ready to wear
- Stock: One piece only
2. About Luang Pu Liew Pannako
Luang Pu Liew Pannako (1905–2000) was one of Thailand's most revered masters of the late 20th century. Born in Ratchaburi, ordained at 27 with the name Pannako ("the complete one"), he mastered the Phaya Tao Ruean turtle knowledge and founded Wat Rai Tang Thong in B.E. 2525 (1982). He passed away on September 4, B.E. 2543 (2000), aged 95 with 74 rains retreats.
3. Blessings
- Protection: The turtle shell symbolises an impenetrable shield — wards off misfortune and harmful energies
- Longevity: Consecrated on the master's 88th birthday — longevity blessings are the defining power of this edition
- Wealth: Phaya Tao Ruean is Thailand's foremost wealth-and-fortune sacred creature
- Mentor luck: The monk-likeness face channels Luang Pu Liew's accumulated merit to the wearer
Note: Amulets support spiritual practice and positive mindset — not a guarantee of outcomes. Observing the Five Precepts deepens the connection with the sacred object.
4. Appearance & Craftsmanship
Front: Seated meditation posture within an arched frame, Pali inscriptions on both sides, "หลวงพ่อหลิว" at base. Pale grey-white pressed clay, smooth texture. Reverse: Full Phaya Tao Ruean relief densely packed with Pali yantra inscriptions; "แซ่ ยิค ๒๕๓๖" at base. Pre-mounted in Italian gold-plated waterproof case with stainless steel bail.
5. FAQ
Q: Can I still find authentic Luang Pu Liew amulets?
A: Luang Pu Liew passed away in 2000 — all amulets are finite. This piece comes with a Merit Messenger Certificate of Authenticity (No. P05149 / GJ05-6D6DF) and a 10x refund guarantee if found inauthentic.
Q: What makes Roon Sae-Yid special?
A: The only batch combining monk-likeness (front) with Phaya Tao Ruean turtle (back) in pressed clay, made for his 88th birthday. Thai-Chinese collectors prize this edition highly for its dual symbolism.
Q: Is pressed clay waterproof?
A: The clay tablet is moisture-sensitive, but this piece is sealed in an Italian gold-plated waterproof case — safe for daily wear including showering.
Q: How do I verify the certificate?
A: Scan the QR code on the card, or look up No. P05149 on the Merit Messenger official page.
Q: Who should wear this?
A: Business owners, those seeking protection or longevity blessings, Thai amulet collectors, and anyone wishing to connect with Luang Pu Liew's lineage.
6. About This Piece
- Italian gold-plated waterproof case with stainless steel bail — ready to wear
- Price: USD $125
- Stock: One piece only — will not be restocked
- Merit Messenger Certificate of Authenticity (P05149 / GJ05-6D6DF) — 10x refund guarantee
Last updated: 27 May 2026 | Merit Messenger Team (Bangkok-based)

