Nang Kwak Amulets by Luang Phor Koon - 1994 - Luck and Money
   Luang Phor Koon is incredibly famous in Thailand, and by the time he died he was one of the last of the great generation of monks. He had enormous popularity to the point where he donated millions to the state when the Thai economy collapsed in 1997, and was given a Royal Funeral because of his status. He supported schools, orphanages and the city of Korat, such was his fame, and that fame was based on his abilities to change the lives of people with his magic.
   These Nang Kwak amulets are really cute and come in purple, orange and green. They were hand cast and hand painted and then Luang Phor inserted a Takrut and scripted the back himself. They are made of holy powders, which are created by monks through the writing of magic on blackboards using specially made chalks in what is a very complex process. There are lots of varieties of these but here Luang Phor used ones for good fortune, with powders for Metta thrown in.
   As is typical, the price here is based on the original price, because these were in an old shop as old stock. These are wonderful for those who love Buddhist magic.
They measure 1.9" and I have 5. They just need a simple Buddhist kata.
Magic for an enchanted life that goes on the deity altar.
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