Roop Muen Luang Phor Ngern (Lp Ngern) Wat Bang Klan Nur Bailan BE 2516
Wat Bang Klan (previously named Wat Wang Tako) • Phichit Province • Samakorn Certified
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Crafted in BE 2516 (1973 CE), this Roop Muen represents the post-war revival of faith in Wat Bang Klan, where Luang Phor Ngern’s teachings and blessings had long been preserved. The batch was created during a period of renewed devotion to the famed master’s legacy, emphasizing the virtues of metta (loving-kindness) and barami (accumulated merit).
Contextual Insight: The 1970s saw numerous temple reconsecrations across Central Thailand. Wat Bang Klan was among those revived with new efforts to honor Luang Phor Ngern’s spiritual lineage. These Roop Muen images were blessed under strict ritual procedures invoking the master’s metta and protective wicha (sacred knowledge).
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Wat Bang Klan in Phichit Province was renowned for its deep devotional connection to Luang Phor Ngern (2415 – 2462 BE). His discipline emphasized the power of inner calm and mindful practice in daily life. This batch of Roop Muen was blessed under senior disciples who maintained the authentic wicha of their teacher.
| Main Material | Sacred Bailan ash mixed with temple powder and resin |
| Casting Method | Hand-pressed mold with traditional lacquer seal |
| Consecration Ceremony | Multi-monk chanting and final anointing at Wat Bang Klan, BE 2516 |
According to Thai Buddhist belief, Luang Phor Ngern’s images are best known for bringing metta mahaniyom (attractive charm and favor), wealth accumulation, and physical protection. Devotees often wear this Roop Muen during travel or business negotiations for auspicious results and personal confidence.
Traditionally believed to bring abundant fortune and unwavering luck, this Roop Muen embodies the essence of Luang Phor Ngern’s teachings — to cultivate faith, humility, and steadfast mindfulness. Collectors recognize its Bailan composition and distinct facial iconography as hallmarks of authentic Bang Klan workmanship.
This batch is considered Extremely Rare among authenticated post-war Roop Muen images. Pieces with verified provenance and competition recognition are highly sought after by senior collectors and museum-grade institutions.
Roop Muen Luang Phor Ngern BE 2516 stands as a bridge between historical devotion and modern collecting culture — a timeless artifact representing faith, artistry, and Thai spiritual heritage.
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Disclaimer: The information presented in this write-up is intended strictly for educational and reference purposes. It has been compiled in alignment with academic approaches to the study of Thai Buddhist material culture, incorporating traditional beliefs, historical context, and widely accepted collector insights. While details about authentication and provenance are provided to support scholarly exploration and personal appreciation, they must not be construed as definitive proof of authenticity or used for any legal, commercial, or forensic validation.