Phra Phong Chan Loi Nur Phong BE2502 Luang Phor Lampoo Wat Mai (Wat Bangkhunprom)

Phra Phong Chan Loi • BE 2502

Luang Phor Lampoo • Wat Mai Amatarot (Wat Bangkhunprom), Bangkok

Samakom Certified

Presentation: Phra Phong Chan Loi (powder, poured-mold method), BE 2502

Provenance & Historical Note

Crafted in BE 2502 (1959 CE) by Luang Phor Lampoo of Wat Mai Amatarot (Bangkhunphrom), this Phra Phong Chan Loi exemplifies the powder-based tradition (nur phong) associated with Bangkok’s revered Bangkhunphrom school. The “Chan Loi” technique indicates a poured or pressed powder matrix set within prepared molds and consecrated through a disciplined kan sek (blessing sequence). The iconography and material analysis align with mid-20th-century metropolitan practices that prized stability of the powder body, tactile field texture, and devotional clarity.

Contextual Insight: The Bangkhunphrom lineage is noted for meticulous powder recipes combining temple-sourced pong phra, incense ash, herbals, and sanctified admixtures. Well-kept examples from BE 2500–2510 often exhibit even tonality, mature porosity on the fields, and crisp devotional lines that reward close study under raking light.

Obverse: balanced surface field with mature micro-porosity and stable tonality

Reverse: powder matrix with natural settling; edges and field transitions consistent with period molds

Materials, Iconography & Technical Notes

Primary Material	Nur Phong (sanctified powder blend) — stable, fine-textured matrix
Technique	“Chan Loi” poured/pressed powder in rounded shape
Era	BE 2502 (1959 CE)
Master / Temple	Luang Phor Lampoo • Wat Mai Amatarot (Bangkhunphrom), Bangkok
Certification	Samakom Competition Certificate

Samakom (Thai Amulet Collectors Association) competition certificate

Traditional Attributes & Doctrinal Function

• Calm protection and auspicious fortune through disciplined practice
• Metta (mahaniyom) and social ease in daily dealings
• Stability of mind supporting meditative observance

Note: Attributes are presented within Thai cultural belief; personal experience varies with faith and conduct.

Rarity & Collector Assessment

Mid-century Bangkok powder works from recognized temples are increasingly curated for their documentary value. This BE 2502 example presents a cohesive powder body, confident field transitions, and institutional verification via Samakom documentation — a combination that substantiates provenance and supports long-term collectability.

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Disclaimer: This write-up balances academic vocabulary with accessible explanation. It reflects rigorous examination of iconography, materials, and customary beliefs. Certification supports but does not alone constitute authenticity; buyers should pursue due diligence where necessary.

Amulet Name: Phra Phong Chan Loi Nur Phong BE2502; Master: Luang Phor Lampoo; Temple: Wat Mai Amatarot (Wat Bangkhunprom), Bangkok; Material: Nur Phong; Technique: Chan Loi poured/pressed powder; Certificate: Samakom (competition); Era: BE 2502 (1959 CE); SKU: TAC-PHONG-CHANLOI-2502-LPM-001; Price: Enquire