Luang Pu Fan Maha Ut

Luang Pu Fan Maha Ut

Front

The front features a raised Phra Pidta seated in meditation, covering its eyes with both hands. This gesture represents withdrawal from distraction, restraint of the senses and protection from harmful outside influences.

Two crossed pistols rise behind the figure, reinforcing the amulet’s Maha Ut identity. Within Thai amulet tradition, this imagery is associated with protection, resilience and the symbolic stopping or sealing of danger.

This example is distinguished by a deep emerald-green enamel background, golden Phra Pidta figure, orange enamel robes and contrasting silver-toned firearms.

Reverse

The reverse repeats the powerful Phra Pidta and crossed-firearm composition in a restrained gold-toned finish. Sacred inscriptions encircle the design.

A protective yantra appears beneath the central figure, surrounded by stamped markings and the Buddhist year of issue. Together, the Phra Pidta, firearms and yantra create a strongly protective composition centred on discipline, vigilance and spiritual defence.

Traditionally associated with:

• Protection and avoidance of danger
• Maha Ut—the symbolic stopping of harmful forces
• Klaew Klad—safe passage and escape from danger
• Courage and composure under pressure
• Resilience during threatening circumstances
• Protection from hostility and negative influence

Case

The amulet is housed inside a fitted clear protective casing that preserves visibility of the enamel work and raised metal detailing. A silver-toned suspension ring allows it to be worn securely on an amulet chain or cord.

A visually powerful piece combining the protective traditions of Phra Pidta, Maha Ut and Luang Pu Fan’s respected spiritual lineage.

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