Phra Khun Paen Maha 8 Rob Nur Phong (Green Coating) • BE2552
Luang Pu Tim Atthasanto • Wat Phra Kao / Wat Phra Khao, Bang Ban, Ayutthaya • “Maha 8 Rob”
%20BE2552%20Luang%20Pu%20Tim%20Wat%20Phra%20Kao.png)
Phra Khun Paen “Maha 8 Rob” (มหา 8 รอบ) — Nur Phong (เนื้อผง) with green coating (เคลือบเขียว), a well-known Wat Phra Kao release in BE2552 (2009).
Why Collectors Like This “Maha 8 Rob” Khun Paen
In Thai amulet tradition, Phra Khun Paen is cherished for a practical blend of เมตตา (metta)—goodwill, personal charm, and smooth human relations—and คุ้มครอง (khum khrong)—protective presence and steady confidence. This BE2552 issue is commonly referred to as “Maha 8 Rob”, meaning it was taken through an eight-round blessing cycle (เสกครบ 8 รอบ). Collectors value this naming because it is more than a nickname—it defines the release identity and the way the ceremony was performed, with repeated empowerment rather than a single chanting session.
Amulet Information
Name: Phra Khun Paen Maha 8 Rob Nur Phong (Green Coating)
Year (BE): BE2552 (2009)
Monk: Luang Pu Tim Atthasanto — widely recorded as passing on 22 March BE2552 (สิริอายุ 96 ปี)
Temple (issuer): Wat Phra Kao / Wat Phra Khao (วัดพระขาว), Bang Ban, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya (อยุธยา)
Material: Sacred powder body (เนื้อผง) commonly described as herb-mixed powder (ผสมว่าน) with a protective green-coated finish (เคลือบเขียว).
Release Notes (collector documentation): This series is often described as “Maha Mongkol 8 Rob” and linked to Luang Pu Tim’s later period, with emphasis on the eight-round blessing cycle; some write-ups also note coded markings (เช่น ตอกโค้ด) and production figures published by sellers/collectors for the series.
SKU: TAC-LPTIM-WPK-KP-M8R-2552-GRN-001
Price:
SGD 88
Release Context: Wat Phra Kao • BE2552
Wat Phra Kao (วัดพระขาว) is a long-established community temple in Bang Ban District, Ayutthaya—an area deeply connected to Thailand’s historical heartland. Within the Wat Phra Kao lineage, Luang Pu Tim is remembered not only for his discipline and compassion, but also for his role as a senior monk invited to lead major ceremonies. The BE2552 “Maha 8 Rob” Khun Paen series is widely circulated in collector circles as a structured, multi-round blessing release, and it is often highlighted as a meaningful late-era piece associated with Luang Pu Tim’s final year.
Design Notes Collectors Look For
This series is commonly described with a strong “Khun Paen” visual identity—front figure presentation paired with a back yantra layout (ยันต์) that collectors use as a quick reference. For the green-coated variant (เคลือบเขียว), the coating tone and surface consistency become key condition points: collectors typically record the coating depth, wear patterns around edges, and clarity of imprint details as part of a clean provenance note.
Traditional Spiritual Attributes (Devotee Intentions)
Devotees keep Khun Paen for “real life” goals—better human relations, confidence, and smoother opportunities—while also treating it as a reminder to act with discipline and good conduct. In Thai framing, the amulet supports intention; outcomes still depend on the wearer’s choices and merit.
- เมตตา (Metta): charm, likability, and smoother conversations.
- โชคลาภ (Chok Lap): luck and opportunity flow—often linked to sales and business.
- ค้าขาย (Kha Khai): smoother deals, negotiation, and customer attraction.
- คุ้มครอง / แคล้วคลาด (Protection / Safe Passage): traditional protective belief and steadier mind under pressure.
Care & Handling (Powder + Coating)
- Avoid water soaking: Nur Phong body and coating can be affected by prolonged moisture.
- No harsh chemicals: keep away from alcohol wipes and abrasive cleaners.
- Storage tip: store separately to prevent coating scratches; keep the box (if included) for collector record-keeping.
Front view — imprint clarity and green coating condition reference.
Back view — yantra layout and surface preservation reference.
Explore Related Topics
Thai Amulets Collection • Inquiries
For availability, provenance details and acquisition, contact us via WhatsApp.
Disclaimer: This article is for education and collector appreciation. Historical and release notes are compiled from public references and collector documentation. Traditional spiritual attributions reflect cultural belief and practice, not guaranteed outcomes. Collectors should verify with qualified experts when needed.