LP Pichan is famous for his handmade takrut. He also made amulets with Leklai material that he extracted himself. If you are looking for Phra Phitchai Songkram bucha to add on to your altar, do come down and look for him and have your bucha customised specially for you.
LP Pichan is currently soliciting funds for the construction of a new school and the money received from these customised Phra Phitchai Songkram buchas will be used for this project. A great merits making not to be missed. Do note that the Phra Phitchai needs to be kept at the temple for three months for blessing.
A very chatty and humorous monks that likes to treat devotees to coffee. I had a great time listening and watching him describe how he harvested Leklai.
Recommendation ***** (must see !)
Leklai amulets |
LP Pichan's famous takrut - Handmade |
I seldom see Phra Pidta's bucha in temples |
Pot of eggs as offering |
Leklai harvested, material to be use for making of amulet |
These buchas are made for other temples |
Coconut one eye Rahu |
Leklai Phra Somdej |
A devotee came to collect his customised bucha today and LP Pichan performing the "rituals" |
The statue will be placed here for three months to be blessed. Behind is the name of the devotee whom will be back in three months to bring the statue back |
Making of the Rahu one eye coconut |
Bank notes ending with "9" must be used to "blocked" the hole |
Some Leklai collected by LP Vicharn |
LP Pichan's handbook on how to collect Leklai |
A bunch of Leklai that LP Vicharn wears himself |
Showing and explaining from his notes the process of harvesting Leklai |
The demonstration of "cutting" the Leklai |
Glass Leklai |
This is how we measure the height of the customised Phra Phitchai Songkram. Thirteen thumb count from head to toe of the statue will be the height of your statue |
Filling in of particulars |
The little "red" knob can be pull out and details of your name and birth date inserted inside the statue |
The same goes for the Phra Pidta |
A book explaining everything about Phra Phitchai Songkram |
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