Luang Phor Wat Makut Kasatriyaram Medicine Buddha Amulet - 2511 B.E. Grand Blessing Ceremony (Middle Mold with Internal Bell)

Medicine Buddha amulet personally blessed by Rama IX, crafted at the royal-grade ancient temple Wat Makut Kasatriyaram, consecrated through three grand blessing ceremonies with one of the most elite monk lineups in Thai amulet history. The middle mold contains an internal bell that rings when shaken, symbolizing the continuous turning of the dharma and endless blessings and wisdom. 【Material and Craftsmanship】 Copper alloy precision casting with internal bell in middle mold (rings when shaken). Reverse side features royal insignia seal casting with exquisite craftsmanship, created to royal specifications. 【Primary Benefits】 • Medicine Buddha's Original Vow: Eliminate karmic obstacles, heal physical and mental ailments, extend lifespan and increase blessings • Attract wealth and prosperity, enhance fortune, business success • Avert calamities, safe passage in and out, turn misfortune into fortune • Royal Insignia Protection: Maintain authority, status and noble helper connections • Bell's Dharma Sound: Repel evil, purify energy field, calm the mind • Blessed by thirteen of Thailand's top senior monks, providing comprehensive protection 【Consecrating Monk Lineage (Royal Sangha Elite)】 Somdet Phra Sangharaj Sankharaum, Luang Phor Hiang (one of the five must-have monks from Thailand's East), Luang Phor Tiang (renowned monk of Ayutthaya), Luang Phor Neung (the living saint of Amphawa), Luang Phor Thong Yoo, Luang Phor Oh, Luang Phor Kong (master of Suphan Buri Province), Luang Phor Gae (Wat Hu Chang), Luang Phor Ting, Pho Tan Kai (wealthy benefactor and golden-tongued monk of Southern Thailand), Luang Phor Sim (renowned arhat of Northern Thailand), Ajahn Fahn (arhat of the forest tradition), Luang Phor Maha Bua (the golden saint monk) 【Suitable For】 Businesspeople, those seeking health, those desiring comprehensive protection, serious amulet collectors, those interested in Thai royal culture.

• Businesspeople
• Those Seeking Health
• Serious Amulet Collectors
• Those Desiring Comprehensive Protection
• Royal Culture Enthusiasts

• Pregnant Women
• Children Under 16 Years Old

Temple：

Wat Makut Kasatriyaram, Bangkok

Consecrated By：

Rama IX (King Bhumibol Adulyadej) and fourteen elite monks of the royal sangha

Year：

2511

Material：

Copper alloy (middle mold with internal bell, royal insignia seal on reverse)

Wat Makut Kasatriyaram (วัดมกุฏกษัตริยารามราชวรวิหาร), located on Rattanakosin Island in Bangkok, was built by Rama IV (King Mongkut) in Buddhist Year 2411 (1868 A.D.). It is a famous royal-grade second-class temple in Thailand. "Makut" means "crown" and "Kasatriyaram" means "royal temple," combined as "the King's Crown Temple," fully reflecting its noble royal status. This temple has maintained close relations with Wat Bowonniwet and has jointly issued amulets multiple times, producing sacred objects of exceptional quality and enjoying high prestige in Thailand's amulet circles. In Buddhist Year 2511 (1968 A.D.), Wat Makut Kasatriyaram celebrated its centennial. After the abbot consulted with then Sangharaj Phra Sankharaum, the Thai royal family officially authorized the provision of premium sacred materials and respectfully invited Rama IX (King Bhumibol Adulyadej) to personally attend the grand blessing ceremony, personally presiding over the candle-lighting ritual to consecrate the Medicine Buddha. This ceremony was unprecedented in scale, consisting of three grand blessing ceremonies on auspicious dates, with participating monks all being core members of the Thai royal sangha. The strength of this monk lineup was extremely rare in Thai amulet history. The consecrating monk lineups for the three ceremonies are as follows: Somdet Phra Sangharaj Sankharaum (Supreme Patriarch), Luang Phor Hiang (one of five must-have monks of Thailand's East), Luang Phor Tiang (lineage of Luang Phor Boon, renowned monk of Ayutthaya), Luang Phor Neung (disciple of Luang Phor Kong and Luang Phor Jam, the living saint of Amphawa, revered teacher of Luang Phor Yit), Luang Phor Thong Yoo, Luang Phor Oh (intimate friend of Luang Phor Gui, participant in Luang Phor Gui's famous nine masters ceremony of 2518), Luang Phor Kong (venerable master of Suphan Buri Province), Luang Phor Gae (Wat Hu Chang), Luang Phor Ting (intimate friend of Luang Phor Gui, participant in Luang Phor Gui's famous nine masters ceremony of 2518), Pho Tan Kai (wealthy benefactor deity of Southern Thailand, golden-tongued monk), Luang Phor Sim (renowned arhat of Northern Thailand), Ajahn Fahn (arhat of the forest tradition), Luang Phor Maha Bua (the golden saint monk), Luang Phor Boonma. This Medicine Buddha amulet features a middle mold with an internal bell that rings clearly when shaken, symbolizing the continuous turning of dharma. The reverse side features a royal insignia seal, demonstrating its supreme dignity and royal origins. After more than half a century, such surviving unique pieces have become virtually extinct in the market, representing a top-tier treasure that serious collectors dream of acquiring.

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