Phra Sum Thao Wan Kru BE2325 Luang Pu Thep Lok Udon, Wat Chana Songkhram

Phra Sum Thao Wan Kru • Nur Din Phasom • BE 2325 (1782 CE)

Luang Pu Thep Lok Udon (Lp Thep) • Wat Chana Songkhram, Bangkok • Early Earthen Composite

Thaprachan Certificate • Verified Listing
Phra Sum Thao Wan Kru Nur Din Phasom BE2325 – overview
Presentation: Phra Sum Thao Wan Kru (Nur Din Phasom), attributed to Lp Thep, Wat Chana Songkhram

Provenance & Historical Note

This Phra Sum Thao Wan Kru is associated with Luang Pu Thep Lok Udon (Lp Thep) of Wat Chana Songkhram, Bangkok. The designation Nur Din Phasom indicates an earthen composite (nur din) admixed with sanctified powders. BE 2325 corresponds to 1782 CE, situating the prototype within the early Rattanakosin period. Within collector discourse, surviving examples from this ritual lineage exemplify conservative iconography, austere surfaces, and devotional manufacture intended for institutional shelter and personal discipline.

Contextual Insight: Early Bangkok earthen compositions typically present natural inclusions, layered granularity, and calm tonality from low-heat or ambient curing. Under raking light, authentic field textures reveal micro-voids and mineral flecks that align with hand-prepared matrices and period molds. These features aid material analysis and authenticated discovery when paired with institutional verification.

Front view – Phra Sum Thao Wan Kru, Nur Din Phasom
Obverse: devotional profile with even maturation; tactile field consistent with period earthen matrices
Back view – Phra Sum Thao Wan Kru, Nur Din Phasom
Reverse: consolidated earthen body; edge transitions characteristic of early Rattanakosin molds

Materials, Iconography & Technical Notes

Primary Material Nur Din Phasom (earthen composite with sanctified powder admixture)
Craft Method Hand-prepared matrix; pressed into period molds; ambient/low-heat curing
Era BE 2325 (1782 CE), early Rattanakosin ritual chronology
Master / Temple Luang Pu Thep Lok Udon (Lp Thep) • Wat Chana Songkhram, Bangkok
Certification Thaprachan Certificate (verified listing)
Thaprachan Certificate – Phra Sum Thao Wan Kru
Thaprachan certificate (reference image)

Traditional Attributes & Doctrinal Function

  • Protective concealment and removal of obstacles through disciplined observance
  • Metta (mahaniyom) fostering social harmony and patronage
  • Steadiness of mind supportive of devotional practice

Note: Attributes are presented within Thai cultural belief; outcomes vary with faith and conduct.

Rarity & Collector Assessment

Early Rattanakosin earthen works associated with noted Bangkok temples are increasingly curated for their documentary value. The coherent matrix, mature field development, and institutional verification via Thaprachan collectively substantiate provenance and support long-term collectability and scholarly study of iconography and material analysis.

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Disclaimer: This article balances academic diction (provenance, iconography, material analysis) with accessible explanation. It reflects rigorous examination of surfaces and materials alongside traditional beliefs. Certification supports but does not alone constitute authenticity; buyers should conduct independent due diligence where necessary.

Amulet Name: Phra Sum Thao Wan Kru Nur Din Phasom BE2325; Master: Luang Pu Thep Lok Udon (Lp Thep); Temple: Wat Chana Songkhram, Bangkok; Material: Nur Din Phasom (earthen composite); Era: BE 2325 (1782 CE); Certificate: Thaprachan; SKU: TAC-PHRA-SUM-THAO-WANKRU-2325-LPT-001; Price: Enquire