Lp Pring Wat Bang Pakok barang a young elephant—playful and full

a young elephant—playful and full of spirit—often roamed the village and grew close to the mahout’s son

consistent wealth improvement

The balance of these three makes the piece highly suitable for both protection and spiritual elevation

This piece rose to fame after a well-documented incident in which a young man survived three gunshots while wearing it—an event that gave this batch its name: “Sam Chae” (สามแชะ) meaning “three shots

it emanates calm

Lp Pring Wat Bang Pakok barang a young elephant—playful and fullStockbox: MS1 Summary Phra Somdej Pai Tong by Luang Phor Pring of Wat Bang Pakok is one of the defining Bangkok wartime era powder amulets of the early Buddhist century 2500 period. This first batch, created in B. E. 2483, carries the classic Pai Tong mold with the five dot lotus base and seven tier foundation, a format highly recognized among old school Bangkok collectors and naval families connected to the temple lineage. Among serious students of