Wean Hong Plog Me Khao Or • BE2545
Roon Mongkol Chakrawan • Nur Nawa Loha • Ajarn Khun Pan • (with Thaprachan Certificate)
Main overview — Wean Hong Plog Me Khao Or from Roon Mongkol Chakrawan, Nur Nawa Loha alloy, consecrated in the Khao Or lineage under Ajarn Khun Pan.
Historical & Lineage Significance
This Wean Hong Plog Me Khao Or ring from BE2545 (2002 CE) belongs to the respected Roon Mongkol Chakrawan batch, associated with the ancient wicha Khao Or of Southern Thailand. Crafted in Nur Nawa Loha (nine-metal alloy) and blessed in ceremonies connected to Ajarn Khun Pan (Khun Phantharak Rajadej), it carries both protective and auspicious functions for devotees who rely on the Khao Or system for resilience, safety and smooth progress in life.
The presence of a Thaprachan Certificate further assures collectors that this is a correctly classified Mongkol Chakrawan piece, aligned with known reference examples from the same period and lineage.
Wat Khao Or & Wicha Khao Or
Wat Khao Or is one of Southern Thailand’s oldest centres of esoteric Buddhist practice. Its cave complex and
meditation grounds are linked to generations of monk and lay-masters who cultivated wicha Khao Or: a complete system
combining protective yantra, herbal lore, ascetic discipline and meditation. Rings and amulets linked to this lineage, especially
those involving Ajarn Khun Pan, are considered among the most trustworthy choices for practical day-to-day
protection and good fortune.
Front — main face of the ring with central image and yantra layout characteristic of the Mongkol Chakrawan design.
Reverse — additional yantra and inscriptions supporting the protective wicha.
Side profile — showing band thickness, curvature and comfortable wear profile.
Macro of the main face — showing relief, engraving quality and subtle ageing on the Nur Nawa Loha surface.
Band detail — inner and outer surfaces, confirming original casting and well-kept structure.
Angled view — emphasising the three-dimensional relief and overall balance of the ring.
Codes and markings — important visual references for batch verification and study.
Underside and inner band — showing clean interior and original form without structural damage.
Overall angled shot — final presentation view as typically worn or displayed.
Materials & Craftsmanship
The ring is cast in Nur Nawa Loha, a traditional nine-metal alloy often used in protective amulets. In Khao Or belief, combining several auspicious metals harmonises planetary and elemental influences, enhancing stability and strength. The relief of the central design and yantra appears crisp and intentional, with clear codes and subtle age toning that serious collectors use as reference points for authentic Mongkol Chakrawan pieces.
Spiritual Purpose & Daily Use
Devotees traditionally seek this ring for a blend of Klaew Klaad (danger avoidance), Kongkraphan (resilience under harm), Maha Lap (good fortune) and Metta Mahaniyom (support from others). As a Wean Hong, it symbolically encircles the wearer with Khao Or blessings, serving as a constant reminder to act with courage, mindfulness and compassion while trusting the protection of the lineage.
Collector Notes & Significance
Mongkol Chakrawan Khao Or pieces linked to Ajarn Khun Pan remain highly desired in both Thai and overseas circles. Rings from this batch that retain good details, stable surfaces and clear codes — together with recognised provenance and Thaprachan certification — are typically classified as collector-grade Khao Or items. Beyond personal wear, they are valuable references for studying Southern Thai wicha, ritual methods and the evolution of protective rings in modern Thai culture.
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Disclaimer: This write-up supports cultural and academic appreciation of Thai Buddhist and Khao Or heritage. Information on provenance and authentication is for study and personal reference only and does not replace independent expert verification.