Rare Luang Phor Koon "Amata Wajaa" Statue 5" - B.E. 2540 (1997)

The "Immortal Words" Masterpiece

Own a piece of history with this 5-inch base statue of Luang Phor Koon Parissuddho, the legendary master of Wat Ban Rai. This is the highly coveted "Amata Wajaa" (Immortal Words) edition, released in 1997. It depicts the Master in his iconic, humble squatting posture—a symbol of his accessibility and "grounded" spiritual power.

Artistry & Condition

• Era: B.E. 2540 (1997)

• Dimensions: 5-inch Base (Standard Altar Size)

• Condition: Excellent "Old Stock" condition. The casting remains sharp, and the patina has aged with a beautiful, authentic luster that only comes with nearly three decades of preservation.

Collector’s Note on Authenticity

Important Note: This specific piece is the statue only. While the original "Amata Wajaa" series was initially released with an integrated musical box in the base, this unit does not include the electronic musical component or the original box.

For the serious collector, this remains a prime specimen of the physical casting. Many practitioners actually prefer the statue without the electronics to maintain its traditional "sacred art" aesthetic on an altar, focusing on the powerful image and the Master's presence rather than the audio hardware.

Spiritual Significance

The "Amata Wajaa" series was consecrated to celebrate the timeless teachings of Luang Phor Koon. It is believed to bring:

• Maha Lap: Prosperity and "Chok Dee" (Great Fortune) in business.

• Metta Mahaniyom: Compassion and kindness from those around you.

• Klaew Klaad: Protection and safety in your daily life.