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Phra Lila, Kamphangphet

Phra Lila, Tung Sesthi

Kamphangphet

Walking Buddha (Phra Lila) Kamphangphet

甘烹碧府， “拍厘拉甘烹碧 ~ 考秦银” 佛像

Phra Lila (Walking Buddha)

“Sheykang-Kangmad” silver alloy

Circa 700 years+

Wat Onoi

Kamphangphet

Phra is the image of the Buddha representing his descent from the Tavatimsha Heaven, to which he had risen in order to preach to his mother. Normally it is in the form of a figure that seems to have come to a momentary pause mid-stride, one heel raised while the other foot is firmly planted on the ground, one hand lifted in a gesture of giving instruction or dispelling fear, while the other arm is naturally at its side. This is also known as Abbhaya mudra, the mudra of no fear. In Theravada Buddhism, a mudra is a symbolic gesture or symbol. This gesture of Phra Leela means dispelling of fear, peace, protection as well as benevolence.

Phra Lila (Walking Buddha)

Phra Lila (Walking Buddha) brings good fortune and wealth to the wearer. A wearer will have the ability to see good opportunities as well as obtaining them. Phra Leela will help a wearer to walk through obstacles in life as well protecting them from danger. Business people will see that there is a lot of help obtained in their business as well as the luck of attracting people of higher power.

Phra Thung Seti / Phra Somkor

Phra Thung Seti

size medium

Kamphangphet

Phra Somkor

size medium

Kamphangphet

This is sometimes called the Buddha of Fortune. It was said that when these amulets were found, an inscription “Poverty will never fall on those who possesses this amulet ” was written in the chedi.

This group actually comprises of 2 different kinds of amulets, Phra Leela, the walking Buddha in an oblong shape and Phra SomKor in a semi round shape, both from Kamphengphet province. Several types of Kamphangphet tablets are amongst the most sought after by collectors.

Phra Somkor normally comes in either the shape of a thumbnail, or an oval shape commonly referred to as cake amulets (kanom). They are estimated to have been made some 600 years ago. Today Phra Somkor appears to be slightly more popular than Phra Leela, as it is smaller and easier to wear when wearing a full set of BenjaPakee.

Phra Leela Thoong-set-thee, Chao Khun Nor.

Phra Leela Thoong-set-thee

Dhan Chao Khun Noraratanarajmanit, or Chao Khun Nor, (1857-1971) was one of Thailand’s most revered monks. The Buddha amulets he blessed are still considered very sacred and are highly sought after by collectors and devotees.
This piece shown is the Phra Leela Thoong-set-thee, size small, created by Chao Khun Nor, “U” at the back, Wat Dhepsirin, Bangkok.
Phra Leela, Kamphangphet, 甘烹碧、拍利拉

Phar Leela, Kamphangphet.

Phra Leela, Kamphangphet.

Phra Lila Buddha, Tung Sesthi, ( Walking Buddha ) Kamphangphet
甘烹碧府, 拍利拉、屯实提甘烹碧立佛

Tung Sesthi Buddha, Kamphangphet 富貴佛

Tung Sesthi

Tung Sesthi Buddha, Phra Lila ( Walking Buddha ) Kamphangphet
Medium size Tung Sesthi Buddha “ Phra Lila ” image is sometimes called ‘ BUDDHA of FORTUNE ’. It was said that when an inscription was found, what written in the chidi ( Pagoda ) was: “Poverty will never fall on those who possess this amulet”. The amulets were from Kamphengphet province. The buddha image seems to have a mixture of Sukhothai style and Sri Lankan style and they are estimated to be made approximately 500 years ago. A layer of calcium covers the surface of the buddha penant, thus proving authenticity of its ancient history.
五方佛之“ 富贵佛 ” 甘烹碧府拍屯实提、利拉甘烹碧
中模型甘烹碧屯實提 “ 利拉富贵佛 ” 佛牌乃在泰国甘烹碧府超过五百年的舍利塔里被发现的，而在舍利塔里也发现了古代先知遗留下的经文 ~ 谓： ” 如能拥有塔里留下的拍顺哥、或利拉佛牌，他的一生都不会落入贫穷和困苦。 ” 佛像的型体沿自素可泰朝代和斯里兰卡时代的传承.