Phra Pidta Mongkhon Gau

In the year B.E.2518, a batch of amulets were created by Wat Klang Bang Kaew and consecrated by Luang Pu Pherm to raise funds for building a new school building.

There were 4 types of amulets created in this batch:

Phra Pidta Mongkhon Gau was created using the same alloy material that was used to create Phra Kring Phuttha Chaisi. This batch of Phra Pidta was named Mongkhon Gau with reference to the 9 Khom letters surrounding the base of the Phra Pidta amulet which is believed to bless the wearer with 9 types of auspices.

As this batch of amulets were created for a charitable cause, 108 guru monks of the era were invited to participate in the consecration ceremony, including:

Although this batch of Phra Pidta amulets are still affordable, there were many imitations created many years ago due to its popularity and is getting harder to come across an authentic piece.

This piece shown is Phra Pidta Mongkhon Gau, Nur Nawak in its original and unworn condition. It is also been verified to be an authentic piece and was issued an authentication card by Thaprachan association.