9 Chae แชะ - Very Rare Original 2021 - Luang Phor Phat

Luang Phor Phat — Ruay 9 Chae, Second Generation (second generation is the most sought after amulet featuring a larger cocked pistol image) this is an original from 2021 that was blessed by Luang Phor Phat himself who sadly passed away in 2003. An original second-generation Ruay 9 Chae medallion of Luang Phor Phat, the revered master of Wat Huai Duan—formally Wat Than Thahan—in Nakhon Sawan. The name 9 Chae refers to the sound of repeatedly pulling a firearm’s trigger. Within Thai sacred tradition, the edition is closely associated with Maha Ut and Kongkraphan - protective qualities believed to guard the wearer against weapons, serious danger and hostile situations. The second generation continued the celebrated design of the original series, which became particularly respected among collectors drawn to Luang Phor Phat’s protective amulets. This edition is also known as Ruay 9 Chae—“Rich 9 Chae”—combining the powerful defensive symbolism of the series with traditional associations of prosperity, success and advancement. Collector references identify it specifically as 9 Chhae Generation 2 and record a total issue of approximately 5,000 medallions across all materials and finishes. Front The front presents a deeply sculpted portrait of Luang Phor Phat, capturing the aged features and composed expression of the respected monk in remarkable detail. The portrait is finished in warm antique tones and framed by red, white and blue enamel representing the colours of the Thai national flag. Inscriptions surrounding the portrait identify Luang Phor Phat and his temple and the commemorative period of the edition. The close, forward-facing portrait gives the medallion a strong and commanding presence while preserving the dignity of Luang Phor Phat’s likeness. Reverse The reverse carries the defining imagery of the 9 Chhae lineage. At its centre is a crossed pistol and long-barrelled firearm, symbolising the edition’s traditional connection with protection against weapons and hostile danger. Above them rises an elaborate formation of nine sacred spires, each filled with yantra characters and supported by lines of protective Khom script. Further sacred inscriptions surround the composition, while the edition name แชะ Ruay 9 Chae appears prominently below the weapons. Rather than glorifying the weapons themselves, the design represents mastery over danger—the belief that harmful force may be restrained, weakened or prevented from reaching the wearer. Traditionally Associated With Maha Ut and Kongkraphan protection Protection against weapons and serious danger Safety during hostile or unpredictable situations Courage, confidence and mental strength Resilience when facing adversity Authority and commanding presence Prosperity, opportunity and advancement Custom Case The medallion is housed in a premium black waterproof case with clear protective glazing. Silver-toned Thai ornamental patterns frame both sides, while red, white and blue detailing echoes the colours of the Thai flag. Two crossed pistols appear above the medallion, with 9 Chae lettering incorporated below—creating a powerful custom presentation that directly reflects the identity of this celebrated edition. Siam Sacred: Thai Amulets 🇹🇭 Carefully sourced in Thailand. Worldwide delivery available. Free Rope Chain Black Velvet Box Free Delivery Worldwide (exc USA)