Virupaksha Sri Sutha Naga King Coin, Maha Sethi 60 Edition (Gold Plated)

Virupaksha Sri Sutha Naga King Coin, Maha Sethi 60 Edition (Gold Plated) Embossed with European Code (This set of coins was created as a sacred memento for benefactors at Wat Phutthawihan, Germany) Created in B.E. 2560 (2017) by Aj. Lak Horathibodee Size: 2.5 CM - Front: Features the divine form of Virupaksha, the Naga Prince, Lord of the Western Quadrant of the Cātummahārājika Heaven. It is imbued with the radiant aura of Pu Sri Sutho, the Naga King of Kham Chanot, displayed in golden hues (Virupaksha lineage) and iridescent green (Airavata lineage), as agreed upon by many knowledgeable individuals. This is the origin of the coin's name, "Virupaksha Sri Sutha Naga King." - Back: Depicts two sacred figures from across two lands: Luang Por Phra Sai (from Wat Pho Chai, Nong Khai Province) and the sacred forest of Kham Chanot, serving as a reminder of the Naga realm. (Embossed with European Code) Sculptor: Pitak Chaleomlao, a skilled craftsman from the Fine Arts Department. Consecration Ceremony: The consecration was divided into two parts. First, the sacred materials (gold, silver, and gold ingots) were consecrated in major ceremonies at the Shrine of the City Pillar in Udon Thani, Wat Kham Chanot in Udon Thani Province, Wat Luang Por Phra Sai in Nong Khai Province, and Wat Traimit in Bangkok. Following this, consecration ceremonies were held in the Lao People's Democratic Republic, including Wat Si Saket, Pha That Luang, Pha That Dam, Vientiane, and Luang Prabang. Ceremonies were held at Wat Xieng Thong, Wat Pha That Mak Mo, and a blessing ceremony at Tham Ting in Sopu. After the coins were minted, a Deva Naga and Buddha consecration ceremony was performed. 1. The ceremony for the Nine-Planet Auspicious Chanting, on the day of Rahu's zodiacal transition, August 4, 2017, at Wat Chao Am, Bang Khun Non. 2. Joint ceremony at Wat Pradu, Samut Songkhram Province. 3. Joint ceremony at Wat Traimit, Bangkok. 4. Buddha consecration ceremony held in the Ubosot (ordination hall) of Wat Pho Chai (Luang Por Phra Sai), Nong Khai Province.