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At Patrick Thai Amulets,
Following LP Wichai Wat Hua Den since early 2020 (BE2563), we share his teachings, spread his blessings, and bring the baramee of LP Wichai to everyone.

01/11/2026

🔥 Old sacred materials. Respected teachers. Blessings carried through the night. 🙏

LP Wichai – Phra Nang Phaya Lang Phra Sivali
BE2562 (2019) | Wat Hua Den

What makes this batch special to me is the connection to the teachers who came before Luang Phor.

These amulets were made with old sacred materials from:
• LP Kuay, Wat Kositaram
• LP Yen, Wat Sra Parian
• LP Prong, Wat Thamma Chedi

🌟 Consecrated with Maha Jindamanee chanting.

According to the batch’s recorded history, the ceremony at Wat Hua Den was led by LP Pha of Wat Khok Don Mai, a close disciple of LP Kuay, together with LP Wichai.

After the ceremony, LP Wichai continued blessing the amulets until sunrise the following morning. His words expressed the intention behind his efforts:

“I have done my best to bless it for all devotees, so that it can be used in every way and uphold the name of my teachers.”

For me, this is the heart of the batch—the care he put into making something for devotees while honouring his teachers’ legacy. 🙏

The batch history also records further consecration at Wat Phra Si Rattana, with blessings from its abbot and respected masters including:
• LP Phaw, Wat Pa Sak
• LP Lek, Wat Tha Khanun
• LP Theerawat, Wat Chulamanee

🌸 A little history behind Phra Nang Phaya

Often called the “Queen of Thai Amulets,” the original Phra Nang Phaya is associated with Wat Nang Phaya in Phitsanulok and belongs to the famous Benjapakee group of five classic Thai amulets.

Its creation is traditionally linked to Queen Wisutthikasat, the mother of King Naresuan. Although the name carries a royal feminine association, the image depicts the Buddha, and devotees of any gender can wear it.

Devotees traditionally seek Nang Phaya for:
✨ Metta—goodwill, kindness and acceptance
✨ Respect, dignity and confidence
✨ Support in leadership, work and negotiations
✨ Protection and reassurance in daily life

🌾 Phra Sivali on the reverse

Phra Sivali is honoured in Buddhist tradition as foremost among the Buddha’s monks in receiving offerings. This is the foundation of his association with abundance, generosity and having one’s needs provided for.

In Thai devotional practice, people commonly seek his blessings for:
✨ Livelihood and business opportunities
✨ Support from customers and benefactors
✨ Sufficient resources during difficult periods
✨ Good fortune when travelling and earning a living

Together, Nang Phaya and Sivali represent a meaningful combination: goodwill and respect, alongside support for one’s livelihood. These are traditional devotional associations, with faith and personal experience at the centre.

For those who appreciate LP Wichai’s lineage, this batch offers more than a familiar design. It carries old materials from his teachers and the dedication he put into continuing their tradition.

LP Wichai quote:
“Today you don’t see any value, tomorrow you will miss it.”

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30/10/2026

LP Wichai Roop Lor — Roon Sorng Ariya Sap Ruay Tan Jai 🙏

LP Wichai RoopLor with Silver Code "Ma Ah Ut"
Nur LekNam Phi
Made 199 pieces
Serial 9

“Ruay Tan Jai” means “wealth comes quickly.” Devotees seek this batch for:

✨ Chok Lap — good fortune and unexpected opportunities
✨ Baramee — authority, respect and personal presence
✨ Maha Niyom — popularity, goodwill and support from others
✨ Metta — kindness and favourable relationships
✨ Kha Khaai — smoother trade and business dealings
✨ Klaew Klad — protection and safe passage

Consecrated on 27 March B.E. 2569 (2026), in a ceremony led by Chao Khun Thanon of Wat Suthat, together with Ajarn Direk of Wat Nong Sai, Luang Phor Wichai of Wat Hua Den, and Chao Khun Ang of Wat Yai Sawang.

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29/10/2026

Only 3 pieces made. Originally released exclusively to internal temple staff.

LP Wichai Looptai BE2562
Wat Hua Den
Blessed from BE2561 to BE2562
With 2 layers of silver yant sheets on the back.

What draws me to this piece is its connection to the temple. A small internal release, intended for the people serving there, carries a different kind of meaning for a collector.

LP Wichai is associated with continuing the sacred traditions of LP Kuay of Wat Kositaram—a name familiar to many Thai amulet devotees. His other teachers include LP Yen of Wat Sa Prien and LP Prong of Wat Tham Chedi.

Collectors who follow LP Kuay will understand the deep faith surrounding his Looptai amulets. Devotees treasure them for their spiritual significance, stories of personal experiences and connection to their teacher.

In this tradition, wearers seek blessings for protection, metta and goodwill, support in their livelihood, and favourable opportunities.

🙏 Protection and reassurance during difficult times
🙏 Metta—kindness, goodwill and support from others
🙏 Good fortune and favourable opportunities
🙏 Confidence and peace of mind in daily life

For me, wearing a monk’s portrait also holds a simple meaning: keeping a reminder of the teacher close, especially on days when life feels uncertain.

The front carries LP Wichai’s portrait. Behind it are two layers of silver yant sheets. Only three pieces were made for this internal temple release.

For someone who respects LP Wichai and his tradition, the appeal goes beyond the number made. It is the connection, the history and the meaning of carrying it.

Message me for closer photos and availability.

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28/10/2026

最后一天

28/10/2026

Phra Sangkachai Roop Lor BE2569
LP Wichai • Wat Hua Den
Consecrated for 3 months.

A gentle smile, a symbol of abundance, and an edition of only 10 pieces.

For collectors who appreciate a small production batch, this edition consists of:

• 3 pieces with 96.5% gold tarkut
• 6 pieces with silver tarkut
• Just 1 piece with a solid, empty base without tarkut

Beyond the rarity, why do people choose to wear Phra Sangkachai?

In Thai amulet tradition, devotees associate Phra Sangkachai with:

✨ Wealth and abundance
Worn with wishes for a stable livelihood, sufficient resources and prosperity.

✨ Business and opportunities
Often chosen by business owners and those working in sales, with hopes for smoother dealings, supportive customers and favourable opportunities.

✨ Metta and goodwill
Associated with kindness, approachability and harmonious relationships—qualities that matter in both work and family life.

✨ Contentment and peace of mind
His smiling expression can serve as a daily reminder to face challenges calmly, remain generous and recognise the blessings already around us.

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27/10/2026

Tarkud Udom Mongkol 🙏
BE2564
Limited to 100 pieces

This batch follows a traditional formula passed down through three ancestral masters, brought together in a Tarkud Tone (ตะกรุดโทน)—a single main talisman.

Each piece will be coated with Kak Wan Ya (กากว่านยา), the herbal pulp remaining from medicinal sacred plants. This marks Luang Phor’s first batch of herbal-coated tarkud.

For those who appreciate traditional preparation and knowledge passed down through generations, this is a meaningful batch to look out for.

LP Wichai quote: “Today you don’t see any value, tomorrow you will miss it.”

Now it's very rare to see the sight of this tarkud in Thailand.

26/10/2026

New Release Trimat 69

19/10/2026

🙏 A FULL YEAR OF BLESSINGS – CARRYING ON THE LEGACY OF THE LEGENDARY LUANG PHOR KUAY 🙏

✨ 1st Batch – Roon Reak (รุ่นแรก) ✨
Phra Somdej Prok Pho Lang Yant Tukata (พระสมเด็จปรกโพธิ์ หลังยันต์ตุ๊กตา)

Luang Phor Wichai (龙婆威猜)
Wat Hua Den, Chainat Province
BE2556–2557 (2013–2014)
Consecrated Over a Period of One Year

Not every amulet is special simply because it is old or expensive. Some pieces carry a meaningful history, a respected lineage and the dedication of a master who spent years preserving the sacred teachings passed down to him.

🙏 THE LEGACY OF LUANG PHOR KUAY (龙婆贵)

For collectors familiar with the legendary Luang Phor Kuay of Wat Kositaram, Chainat, his name needs little introduction.

Luang Phor Kuay was one of Chainat's most respected masters, remembered for his knowledge of ancient Khmer incantations, protective Wiccha and the creation of sacred amulets. His teachings and sacred formulas continue to be respected by devotees long after his passing in BE2522 (1979).

Among those who inherited his teachings was his nephew and disciple, Luang Phor Wichai of Wat Hua Den.

Before becoming the Abbot of Wat Hua Den, LP Wichai had served as Deputy Abbot of Wat Kositaram, maintaining a close connection with the temple and spiritual heritage of his teacher.

To LP Wichai, preserving his teacher's Wiccha was more than simply creating amulets. It was about ensuring that the sacred knowledge and traditions of LP Kuay would not disappear with time.

🙏 THE CREATION OF THE FIRST BATCH

In BE2556, LP Wichai initiated the creation of his first batch of Phra Somdej Prok Pho Lang Yant Tukata at Wat Hua Den.

The purpose was not only to create sacred amulets for devotees, but also to raise funds for the restoration and ongoing maintenance of the temple.

One of the most meaningful aspects of this batch was the use of old sacred powders and materials associated with LP Kuay himself.

These included:

🌿 Old Sacred Materials of LP Kuay – Preserved materials associated with the original Wat Kositaram lineage.

🌿 Nur Phong Jindamanee – Sacred powder traditionally associated with prosperity, good fortune, attraction and blessings.

🌿 Nur Phong Itthijae – A traditional sacred powder associated with Metta, charm, goodwill and protection.

According to the batch's traditional account, the Jindamanee and Itthijae powders were prepared following ancient formulas passed down through LP Kuay's Wiccha.

For collectors who appreciate authentic lineage, this is what makes the batch particularly meaningful. It represents a continuation of the old sacred formulas rather than simply another newly designed amulet.

🙏 ONE FULL YEAR OF CHANTING AND CONSECRATION

What makes this first batch especially interesting is its extended consecration period.

From BE2556 to BE2557, LP Wichai continued blessing the amulets over a period of approximately one year.

Rather than relying on a single blessing ceremony, he dedicated an extended period to chanting and consecrating the batch.

The spiritual traditions associated with this creation also honour respected masters of the old lineage, including:

🙏 Luang Phor Kuay – Wat Kositaram (龙婆贵)

🙏 Luang Phor Yen – Wat Sra Parian (龙婆炎)

🙏 Luang Phor Prong – Wat Thamma Chedi (龙婆颇)

These masters are remembered for their sacred teachings and influence on later generations of practitioners.

⚔️ MON PHRA KAN – THE PROTECTIVE WICCHA OF LP KUAY

Another important feature of this batch is its connection to Mon Phra Kan, a protective Wiccha associated with Luang Phor Kuay.

According to traditional belief, this Wiccha is intended to protect the wearer against harmful intentions, malicious thoughts, curses and negative influences.

One fascinating teaching associated with Mon Phra Kan is that harmful intentions directed towards the wearer may return to their source.

However, there is an important lesson behind this tradition.

The protection is believed to work both ways.

A wearer who deliberately harms others, speaks maliciously or carries ill intentions should not expect protection from the consequences of their own actions.

This is why devotees are encouraged to maintain good conduct, practise kindness and avoid unnecessary conflict.

Protection is not simply about keeping harm away. It is also about keeping our own intentions pure.

✨ TRADITIONALLY BELIEVED BLESSINGS

💰 Maha Phokhasap – Wealth & Abundance
Believed to support prosperity, financial stability, business opportunities and the accumulation of wealth.

❤️ Maha Metta – Loving-Kindness & Attraction
Traditionally associated with goodwill, harmonious relationships and receiving kindness from people around us.

🌸 Metta Maha Niyom – Popularity & Support
Believed to encourage favour, recognition and support from customers, colleagues, superiors and people we meet in everyday life.

🛡️ Kanphai – Protection & Safety
Traditionally worn for protection against danger, harmful intentions, negative influences and unexpected difficulties.

🍀 Good Fortune & Smooth-Sailing Endeavours
Associated with blessings for favourable opportunities, wellbeing and overcoming obstacles in daily life.

Famous Quote from LP Wichai
"Today you don't see the value, tomorrow you will miss it"

🙏 Patrick Thai Amulet | 忠泰佛行

18/10/2026

LP Wichai – Nang Tang Ruay Rak Sap (坐等收钱)

BE2566 | Wat Hua Den

📦 Comes with Original Temple Box

坐得稳，财才留得住。
When life is stable, wealth has a better chance to grow.

Many of us work hard every day, hoping for a better life. Some are trying to grow their business, some are working towards a promotion, while others simply hope for a steady income and fewer financial worries.

But life doesn't always go according to plan. Business can be unpredictable, opportunities may come and go, and sometimes, no matter how hard we work, things just don't seem to move forward.

This is where the meaning behind Nang Tang Ruay Rak Sap (坐等收钱) becomes especially meaningful.

🙏 Created by LP Wichai of Wat Hua Den in BE2566, this piece was inspired by the well-known Nang Tang model of LP Moon from Wat Baan Jan.

The creation follows a similar traditional sacred formula and also incorporates the Wicha associated with the highly respected LP Kuay.

What makes this batch special is that it was consecrated alongside the popular Hanuman Roop Lor and Hanuman Krong Mueng Setthi. The blessing ceremonies were carried out over many days and nights, with particular emphasis on wealth, career progress, business opportunities and stability.

What is Nang Tang Ruay Rak Sap traditionally believed to help with?

💰 Wealth Attraction (招财进宝)

Believed to encourage better financial opportunities, smoother money flow and prosperity. Particularly suitable for those doing business, sales or looking to improve their financial situation.

📈 Career & Business Advancement (事业顺利)

For those hoping to progress in their career, gain recognition at work, attract more customers or find new business opportunities.

🤝 Metta & Support from Others (贵人相助)

Good opportunities often come through people. This piece is also associated with attracting goodwill, helpful connections and support from those around us.

🏡 Stability & Wealth Retention (守财聚财)

Attracting wealth is one thing, but keeping it is equally important. The meaning of Rak Sap is closely connected to safeguarding wealth and maintaining financial stability.

Personally, I feel the meaning of 坐等收钱 goes beyond simply waiting for money to come.

It represents the hope of reaching a stage in life where things become more settled. Your career is progressing, your business is running smoothly, your income is stable, and you no longer need to worry so much about every little financial setback.

Of course, wearing an amulet doesn't mean we can sit around and expect everything to happen on its own. We still need to put in the effort, make the right decisions and seize opportunities when they come.

But for those who believe in Thai amulets, having a meaningful piece like this can serve as a source of encouragement and a reminder to keep moving forward, even when times are difficult.

坐稳稳，财慢慢来。来了要守得住，日子才会越过越好。

May everyone who wears this piece enjoy smoother career progress, better business opportunities, steady income and, most importantly, peace of mind.

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17/10/2026

🙏 Luang Phor Kuay Chutindharo – Sacred Portrait 🙏

Wat Kositaram, Chainat | BE 2558 (2015)

A meaningful and sacred portrait of the highly revered Luang Phor Kuay of Wat Kositaram, a legendary Thai monk respected for his spiritual blessings, protective powers and compassion towards devotees.

✨ Special Features

🔸 Original commemorative portrait from Wat Kositaram, BE 2558.

🔸 Sacred Yant Inscription on Glass by Luang Phor Wichai of Wat Hua Den, adding spiritual significance to this special piece.

🔸 Official Singha Coded Stamp on the portrait, serving as a distinctive identification marking.

🔸 Beautifully preserved in a golden frame, suitable for home altars, offices, businesses or personal collections.

🙏 Traditional Beliefs & Spiritual Blessings

🛡️ Kong Krapan & Klaew Klad – Protection & Safety

Luang Phor Kuay is widely revered for protective blessings. Devotees traditionally seek his blessings for protection against danger, misfortune, accidents and negative influences.

💰 Chok Lap & Setthi – Wealth & Fortune

Believed to support opportunities, financial prosperity, business success and unexpected good fortune. Particularly meaningful for business owners, entrepreneurs and those seeking improvements in their financial circumstances.

🌟 Baramee – Authority & Spiritual Prestige

Traditionally associated with strengthening personal presence, respect, confidence and the ability to overcome obstacles through wisdom and determination.

🤝 Maha Niyom & Metta – Popularity & Kindness

Believed to encourage goodwill, harmonious relationships, support from others and favourable interactions in business and daily life.

🏡 Protection & Auspiciousness for Home and Business

A sacred portrait suitable for respectful display at home or in the workplace, serving as a reminder of Luang Phor Kuay's teachings, compassion and the importance of cultivating merit.

What makes this portrait special?

Beyond the commemorative portrait itself, the sacred glass Yant inscribed by LP Wichai of Wat Hua Den makes this a meaningful piece connecting the spiritual traditions of two respected Thai temples.

For devotees of Luang Phor Kuay, this is more than a framed photograph. It is a treasured representation of faith, respect and the blessings traditionally associated with this revered master.

🙏 บารมีหลวงพ่อกวยคุ้มครอง

May the Baramee of Luang Phor Kuay bring protection, peace, prosperity and auspicious opportunities to all devotees.

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