Taowesuwan Lang Yant Nur Phong BE2512 Luang Pu Tee Wat Khao Khieo Phanaram
Taowesuwan Lang Yant Nur Phong BE2512
Luang Pu Tee – Wat Khao Khieo Phanaram
Introduction
The Taowesuwan Lang Yant Nur Phong BE2512 is a powerful protective amulet created by Luang Pu Tee of Wat Khao Khieo Phanaram, Suphanburi. Crafted in BE2512 (1969), this amulet features the mighty guardian Taowesuwan – the King of the North in Buddhist cosmology – revered for his strength in protecting devotees from evil spirits, dark magic, and misfortune.
Taowesuwan Lang Yant Nur Phong BE2512 by Luang Pu Tee, Wat Khao Khieo Phanaram
Background
In BE2512, Luang Pu Tee produced this batch of amulets using a sacred mixture of Nur Phong (sacred powders). His craftsmanship reflected not only devotion but also deep knowledge of wicha arkom (occult sciences). Each amulet was consecrated with protective yantra inscriptions on the reverse, enhancing its mystical power.
Front view of Taowesuwan Lang Yant BE2512
Material Composition
- Sacred herbs and rare botanicals gathered by Luang Pu Tee
- Temple dirt from pilgrimage sites
- Ashes from scripture scrolls
- Itthijae and Trinisinghe powders
Back view profile of the Taowesuwan Lang Yant
Ceremony and Blessing
- Consecrated with ancient Khmer–Thai rituals
- Empowered with Katha Taowesuwan and Wicha Lang Yant
- Participated in by great masters such as Luang Por Im, Luang Por Mui, Luang Por Kuay, Luang Pu Tim, and others
Side view showing yant inscriptions
Mystical Properties
- Protection against black magic and harmful spirits
- Safety during travels and daily life
- Brings prosperity, charisma, and business success
- Guards homes and places of work when enshrined properly
Legacy and Rarity
- Limited number of pieces produced in BE2512
- Direct lineage from powerful Thai wicha masters
- Highly sought-after by serious collectors due to proven efficacy
- Represents the magical craftsmanship of Central Thailand
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