Thai Amulet Phra Pidta Maha Sombat LP Maha Sila

Beautiful and specially prepared Phra Pidta Maha Sombat, blessed by Luang Pu Maha Sila Sirichantō (Lp Maha Sila). This is the special Kammakarn Edition, featuring a distinctive silver-plated front and a 3K Takrut incorporated into the amulet. The front portrays Phra Pidta, a revered Buddhist image traditionally associated with protection, turning away unwanted influences, and supporting prosperity. The reverse features Yant Duang, together with the Na sacred code and an individual code number, adding distinctive yantra details and making each piece particularly appealing to collectors. Special Features of This Individual Piece Phra Pidta Maha Sombat blessed by Lp Maha Sila Special Kammakarn / Committee Edition Front covered with silver plating Contains a 3K Takrut Back features Yant Duang Includes a traditional Na sacred code Individual code number for identification Special combination of sacred yantra, Takrut, and Pidta imagery Excellent choice for collectors of Lp Maha Sila amulets Traditional Beliefs & Symbolism Phra Pidta is traditionally associated in Thai Buddhist amulet culture with protection from unwanted influences, helping the wearer remain focused, and preserving prosperity and valuable possessions. The Maha Sombat concept is particularly connected with wealth, resources, and the preservation of one's fortune. The Yant Duang on the reverse adds another important traditional yantra element, while the Na code represents sacred Buddhist-magical lettering commonly incorporated into Thai amulets and yantra designs. The combination of Phra Pidta, Yant Duang, Na code, 3K Takrut, silver-plated front, and Kammakarn Edition gives this amulet a distinctive appearance and makes it an interesting piece for collectors of Lp Maha Sila's sacred objects.