Virupaksha Sri Sutha Naga Rach, Maha Setthi 60 Edition (Copper)

Virupaksha Sri Sutha Naga Rach, Maha Setthi 60 Edition (Copper) A commemorative amulet for the 2017 Kathina ceremony, offered at Wat Kham Chanot (Wat Siri Suttho) in Udon Thani Province and Wat Chao Am in Bangkok. Created in 2017 by Ajarn Lak Horathibodee. Size: 2.5 CM - Front: A symbolic representation of Virupaksha, the celestial Naga king, chief of the western quadrant of the Chatumaharajika heaven. Adorned with the radiant aura of Pu Sri Sutho Naga Rach of Kham Chanot, featuring golden hues (Virupaksha lineage) and iridescent green (Airavata lineage), as agreed upon by many knowledgeable individuals. This is the origin of the amulet's name, "Virupaksha Sri Sutha Naga Rach." - Back: Features two sacred deities from across two lands: Luang Por Phra Sai (Wat Pho Chai, Nong Khai Province) and an image of Kham Chanot forest, serving as a reminder of the Naga realm. Sculptor: Mr. Pitak Chaleomlao, a skilled artisan from the Fine Arts Department. Consecration Ceremony: The consecration was divided into two parts. First, the sacred materials were consecrated in major ceremonies before creation. These included gold, silver, and copper consecrated at the Udon Thani City Pillar Shrine, Kham Chanot at Wat Kham Chanot in Udon Thani Province, Wat Luang Por Phra Sai in Nong Khai Province, and Wat Traimit in Bangkok. The consecration then extended to Laos PDR, including Wat Sisaket, Pha That Luang, Pha That Dam, Vientiane, and Luang Prabang. Ceremonies were held at Wat Xieng Thong, Wat Phra That Mak Mo, and a sacred offering at Tham Ting, Sannakhou. After the amulets were minted, a Deva Naga Rach Phisek and Buddha Phisek ceremony was held. 1. A ceremony for chanting the Nine-Planet Buddhist mantras during the transition of Rahu on August 4, 2017, at Wat Chao Am, Bang Khun Thian. 2. Participation in a ceremony at Wat Pradu, Samut Songkhram Province. 3. Participation in a ceremony at Wat Traimit, Bangkok. 4. A Buddha Phisek ceremony held at the Ubosot of Wat Pho Chai (Luang Por Phra Sai), Nong Khai Province.