Phra Nak Phichit

Phra Nak Dirty, the green meat of Shin Nam Maha Temple, Phichit Province, is one of the most popular amulets of Phichit Province, which is unique, especially the metal that is "Shin Green" or "Shin Uthumphon," which has a charm that is tallow and black, and looks very deep.

The history of the creation and packing of the Dirty Phra Nak, a green shin, is assumed to have been created in late Ayutthaya, with Buddhist influence coming from Lop Buri, who popularized the creation of the Dirty Phra Pang Nak Buddha.

This set of monks was found in a stupa, Phra Sri Rat Mahaeng Temple, Phichit Province, which is the oldest and most important temple of Phichit since the past.

The content characteristics are created with meat, green shin, or chin uthumphon (containing specific proportions of tin and antimony).

The key observation point of this kind of Chin meat is that it has a thick off-white "tallow" like cow tallow, and a "black birthmark" scattered along the surface, which is unique to the real green Chin meat from Phitra.

Buddhist appearance is a Buddha statue of Pang concentrate sitting on three layers of hairy nak.

Behind the scenes is a serpent spread of 7 weasels. Dirty, dark-looking, magical and elegant.

The size of the monk will be in large, medium and small print.

Buddha Phra Nak Dirty Green Shin Texture, Pagoda, Phra Sri Rat Maha Phichit Temple is known for its sanctity, with its prominence in the main areas being

A clad and a major, typical of a Phichit machine known for its ancient "toughness."

Protection Protection The meaning of the Dirty Naga is protection from disasters and dangers. It is like a serpent who spreads the monastery against rainstorms and dangers to His Majesty the Buddha.

Reinforce the horoscope and is also believed to help bolster the horoscope and fix the horoscope.

Dirty Nak, green shin meat, this print is very rare, has almost become a legend.

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