Phra Somdej from the Bang Khun Phrom cache ranks among the most popular sacred objects in Thailand. It was found in the large chedi of Wat Mai Amataros and was created by Somdej Phutthachan (Toh Prommarangsi).
The cache was first opened around 1882-1885 CE, known as the old cache, and last opened in 1957 CE, called the new cache. Today, Phra Somdej Bang Khun Phrom amulets are extremely rare.
The composition of Phra Somdej Bang Khun Phrom is similar to that of Somdej Wat Rakang, containing five sacred powders: Patthamang, Ithaje, Maharaj, Phutthakun, and Trinisighe. Additionally, lime, cooked rice, banana, flower pollen, sesame seeds, and oil are included in every piece.
Buddhist Powers They emphasize charm, great popularity, and protection from harm.
Phra Somdej Bang Khun Phrom is mostly found in 11 different prints.
Large print
Thread print
Stupa-shaped print
Closed lotus bud print
Base cross print
Double base print
Sangkhati print with ears
Sangkhati print without ears
Garuda chest print
Large, medium, and small sizes
Bodhi leaf print
Reclining Buddha print
That covers a fair amount of knowledge.
Regarding Buddhist powers, the amulets bring charm and popularity, promote business prosperity, wealth, and successful trade.
May the merit of Somdej Phutthachan (Toh Prommarangsi)
protect your family from all dangers and grant you happiness, prosperity, and the fulfillment of all your wishes.