Taowesuwan Roon Rae (1st Edition) • Nur Nawaloha • BE 2532
Luang Phor Yid • Wat Chulamani, Samut Songkhram • Collector–Grade Nawaloha Casting
Provenance & Historical Note
This first-edition Taowesuwan cast in Nur Nawaloha (multi-metal sacred alloy) dates to BE 2532 (1989 CE) under the renowned master Luang Phor Yid of Wat Chulamani. Within Thai Buddhist culture, Taowesuwan — guardian-king of the North — exemplifies warding of malevolent forces, institutional guardianship of wealth, and fair order. The piece’s Roon Rae status substantiates its primacy in the series and is esteemed among collectors for ritual chronology, early mold character, and alloy maturity.
Contextual Insight: Wat Chulamani castings of the late 2520s–2530s employed disciplined kan sek (consecration sequence) with repeated katha and candle-light blessing. Early Roon Rae Taowesuwan typically present crisp guardian iconography, robust base structure, and alloy surfaces that age to a pleasing, even tonality.
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Materials, Iconography & Technical Notes
| Primary Material | Nur Nawaloha (multi-metal sacred alloy), stable patination |
| Edition | Roon Rae (1st Edition), BE 2532 (1989 CE) |
| Consecration | Traditional kan sek with guardian invocations; repeated katha cycles |
| Master / Temple | Luang Phor Yid • Wat Chulamani (Samut Songkhram) |
| Certification | Thaprachan Certificate (verified listing) |
Traditional Attributes & Doctrinal Function
- Guardianship against malefic forces and obstacles
- Order, discipline, and protection of rightful wealth
- Stability for business and institutional stewardship
Note: Attributes are presented within Thai cultural belief; outcomes vary by individual and practice.
Rarity & Collector Assessment
The Roon Rae status, Nawaloha alloy, and intact casting features position this piece as a strong reference example for the series. Certification by Thaprachan adds institutional verification, supporting provenance and liquidity for advanced collections.
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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.