Product: Phra Phong Suphan
Origin: Old Phra Phong Suphan. Gilded with Gold Leaf. Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat, Suphan Buri Province. Old Face Print, Clay material. 
Period: Unknown 18th-19th Buddhist Century
Enclose casing (Color):  Traditional Thai Amulet Metal Casing
Size of Amulet with Case (approx): 23.1 mmW x 40.2 mmH x 10 mmT
 
 
Phra Phong Supan
Phra Phong Supan was created by Phra Mahathera Piyathassi Saribut during the reign of King Borommarachathirat II. Crafted from sacred soil, flowers, pollen, medicinal herbs, and other organic materials, the amulet was first discovered at Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat, alongside a golden scripture linking it to its revered creator.
 
The amulet features the distinctive "U-Thong" art style, iconic in Thai Buddhist imagery. A unique aspect is the visible thumbprint of its maker on the reverse, adding historical and spiritual authenticity.
 
Renowned for its protective qualities and charm-enhancing power, Phra Phong Supan is considered one of Thailand’s most prestigious amulets and is part of the revered Benjapakee set. It typically appears in four colors—red, black, green, and yellow—and comes in three notable facial styles: Pim Na Noom (youthful face), Pim Na Klang (mature face), and Pim Na Kae (aged face).