This very beautiful piece featured is known as “Roop Mern Pump Roon Rek (1st Batch)” by Por Tarn Klai.

It is the first time such a method of producing an amulet was used to create an amulet of Por Tarn Klai.

Created for a highly meritorious purpose, this batch of amulets were made to raise funds for the construction of a Stupa located in Wat Phra That Noi in the province of Nakhon Sri Thammarat.

This batch of amulets were blessed by the Holy Monk of the South, Por Tarn Klai of Wat Suan Khan. He was also known as The Monk with the Golden Mouth and it was for good reasons. It was widely known that Por Tarn Klai is a highly cultivated holy monk and is also a clairvoyant. Por Tarn Klai has the amazing ability and is very well known for perceiving things in the future very accurately. There were many accounts that numerous things that Por Tarn Klai predicted actually came true hence the name: The Holy Monk with the Golden Mouth.

 

Por Tarn Klai was also one of the most respected holy monks of South Thailand and the late King Rama IX, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, has immense respect to Por Tarn Klai and has visited him on many documented occasions!

 

The condition is amazing with all important details extremely well preserved despite being an amulet made than 60 years ago!

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It is with extreme pride and joy that we are able to have the golden opportunity to showcase this spectacular 5 TIME CHAMPION piece to everyone.

1st Prize Award Winner @ 22 May 2554 B.E. Pantip Ngam Wong Wan Level 8 Grand Competition
1st Prize Award Winner @ 08 May 2559 B.E. Chaeng Wattana Govt Complex Grand Competition
1st Prize Award Winner @ 18 March 2561 B.E. Chaeng Wattana Govt Complex Grand Competition
1st Prize Award Winner @ 21 July 2562 B.E. Chaeng Wattana Govt Complex Grand Competition
1st Prize Award Winner @ 07 July 2567 B.E. Sam Phran Police Academy Grand Competition

This featured amulet is one of the “TOP FIVE” Images of Holy Monks in the entire Thai Amulet Industry, also known as “BENJAPAKEE ROOP MERN YOD NIYOM”.

The 5 different pieces from the BENJAPAKEE ROOP MERN YOD NIYOM category consist of:

1. Roop Mern Lor Boran Luang Por Ngern, Wat Bang Klan, Phichit
2. Roop Mern Pump Luang Por Derm, Wat Nong Poh, Nakhon Sawan
3. Roop Mern Lor Boran Por Tarn Klai, Wat Suan Khan, Nakhon Si Thammarat
4. Roop Mern Lor Luang Pu Thuad Beytong “Lek Tai Tarn”, Wat Chang Hai, Pattani
5. Roop Mern Lor Boran Luang Por Yod, Wat Nong Plah Mor, Saraburi

This stunning piece featured is blessed by the Holy Monk of the South, Por Tarn Klai of Wat Suan Khan. He was also known as The Monk with the Golden Mouth and it was for good reasons. It was widely known that Por Tarn Klai is a highly cultivated holy monk and is also a clairvoyant. Por Tarn Klai has the amazing ability and is very well known for perceiving things in the future very accurately. There were many accounts that numerous things that Por Tarn Klai predicted actually came true hence the name: The Holy Monk with the Golden Mouth.

Por Tarn Klai was also one of the most respected holy monks of South Thailand and the late King Rama IX, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, has immense respect to Por Tarn Klai and has visited him on many documented occasions!

The condition of this amazingly rare piece is absolutely stunning! Extremely beautifully casted for an piece that is casted utilizing very primitive methods known as “Lor Boran” in Thai. The word “Lor Boran” literally translates to Primitive Casting and it was the original method used to cast many types of amulets throughout the history of Thailand!

It was recorded that less than 1,000 pieces were made in total.

I have to emphasize on how wonderful the condition of this piece is. We are very, very certain that such a stunning piece will not be encountered anytime soon. Extremely collectible for any true blue collectors!

Bear in mind, this is in the same tiered as other MULTI-MILLION Baht pieces categorized under the “ROOP MERN LOR BENJAPAKEE” category yet priced very reasonably at this juncture!

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It is with extreme honor and pride that we have this CHAMP CONDITION piece available in our collection to showcase to everyone!

It is unanimously recognized as the NUMBER ONE “ROOP MERN PUMP” OF THAILAND AND THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY!

Known as “ROOP MERN PUMP ROON REK” that is blessed by the NUMBER ONE HOLY MONK of the Nakhon Sawan province, Luang Por Derm of Wat Nong Pho, Nakhon Sawan!

It is part of the “BENJAPAKEE ROOP MERN YOD NIYOM” (TOP 5 HOLY MONK IMAGES) of Thailand and the entire industry!

The 5 different pieces from the BENJAPAKEE ROOP MERN YOD NIYOM category consist of:

1. Roop Mern Pump Luang Por Derm, Wat Nong Poh, Nakhon Sawan
2. Roop Mern Lor Boran Luang Por Ngern, Wat Bang Klan, Phichit
3. Roop Mern Lor Boran Por Tarn Klai, Wat Suan Khan, Nakhon Si Thammarat
4. Roop Mern Lor Luang Pu Thuad Beytong “Lek Tai Tarn”, Wat Chang Hai, Pattani
5. Roop Mern Lor Boran Luang Por Yod, Wat Nong Plah Mor, Saraburi

This particular batch of amulets by Luang Por Derm are among the TOP OF THE TOP of the entire industry regardless of categories due to how immensely iconic it was!

What is incredibly important, and we cannot emphasize enough, is that for these TOP TIERED amulets, it is imperative for the item to be EASILY IDENTIFIABLE AND EASILY AUTHENTICATED!

For amulets like this featured item, their market value is in excess of more than 1,000,000 baht (roughly SGD$40,000), it is incredibly important for the amulets to be devoid of controversies!

And this featured piece fulfills the requirement to a tee, without a hint of a doubt!

Not only is it easily identified and authenticated, it is also in an absolutely amazing condition! It is incredible and mind blowing for an amulet to be so pristinely preserved despite being made more than 80 plus years ago!

What you see here is, without question, the TOP OF THE TOP.. and we cannot emphasize how magnificently collectible it is!

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