Singha Lion, Buddha, Leela Amulet
Singha Lion, Buddha, Leela Amulet
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A rare amulet symbolizing the balance of strength, protection, and benevolence, crafted at Wat Sunthornpradit.
Acquired: Amulet Market, Sept. 2024
Year Made: Unknown
Year Consecrated/Blessed: Unknown
Religion: Buddhist
Use:
Worn or displayed to invoke protection, leadership, and mercy. This amulet represents the combination of strength and compassion, believed to grant the wearer qualities of protection, prosperity, and benevolence.
Description:
Phra Pim Singh Paon Yheu Amulet, from Wat Sunthornpradit (Wat Bang Rakam) in Phitsanulok Province, depicts a powerful image of the Singha Lion “feeding prey,” symbolizing the unity of strength and nurturing. The front features a seated Buddha in meditation (Samadhi) within a double-raised line frame, with an inscribed character beneath the Buddha. The back shows the Buddha in the walking posture (Leela), surrounded by raised characters within a rectangular frame.
The amulet is made from fragments of the original Singh Paon Yheu amulets, with a reddish tint that enhances its historical and artistic value. Known for its beauty in Buddhist art and craftsmanship, this piece is in excellent condition and revered for its universal blessings. Highly recommended for those seeking spiritual protection, prosperity, and the merging of power with compassion.
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Since these are acquired on expedition we sometimes grab up objects we have to research later so forgive us if we get a fact wrong every now and then.