Her Majesty printed angels in the temple.
The angel print (also often called the fab print) is a popular small print in the family of the queen, the temple of the queen, Phitsanulok province, which is one of the best in the series of chronicles. The print is very delicate, beautiful and unique.
👁️ Buddhist Characteristics and Key Observations (Angel Print)
Although Buddhist overall characteristics look similar to "Sangataki prints," they can be clearly distinguished from the following landmarks:
Isosceles triangle: The edge cut is often a tall isosceles triangle, unlike the Bangkok print, which is often cut into an equilateral triangle.
The chest is flat / flattened: the chest area and the sangataki line are flat, flattened down, not convex thick, as conspicuous as other prints.
Teardrop-shaped face: broad forehead, slender chin pointed down to neck, resembling a teardrop or quince fruit
Head-line: Appears a head-line running successively down a line of ears (ears), both long down to the shoulders.
Phra Phra Phra Thu Thu: Phra Phra Phra has a tapered appearance resembling a banana or lotus flower.
Thinning of the Monk: Often the thickness of the Monk is quite thin and cuts the edges neatly than a capital print.
🏺 Identity, content and nature
Mineral-infused terracotta meat: Monk meat is raw soil mixed with vermicelli and pollen, through burning until dry, tough.
Floating Mineral Pellets: The monk skin appears small sand-gravel mineral pellets, both sunken mineral and mineral that spring through the skin into a convex button.
Cut and back: The back is often smooth and has thumb marks from the print press; the side edges appear clearly hammered cuts.
✨ Buddha and Its History
Creator: Presumably built by the Holy Mother of Shiva the Great to offer as a Buddha offering in the past.
Buddha: Reputed to be the "Queen of Amulets," it is particularly remarkable for its merciful, charismatic, safe clade, and governance prestige (suitable for executives, bureaucrats, or women who want to enhance prestige).