Phra Pid-Ta Pid-Dhavarn : Benjapakee

Phra Pid-ta, Pid-Dhavarn

Benjapakee

Phra Pid-Dhavarn Wat Thong Pim Sien-To

Phra Rea Bangpai Pim Pid-Ta

Phra Pid-Dhavarn Yantra Yung, WatNung

Phra Pid-Dhavarn Huey-Jorakray

Phra Pid-Dhavarn Tai-Yant

The Five Grand Set of Mixed Metal Phra Pid-Ta, Pid-Dhavarn

    The amulet is an image of a Buddhist saint seated with eyes' closed or nine human orifices' closed gesture in mixed metal form. It is believed that the creation of the amulet is derived its inspiration and influenced either directly or indirectly from a Khmer tradition.
    Such believe is adapted to the local culture and become established. The development gives rise to the amulet of Phra Pid-Ta intheAyuthaya Period. It is believed that Phra Pid-Ta is represented one of a Buddhist Saint named "Phra Kavampati
    The Five Grand set of mixed metal based Phra Pid-Ta, Pid-Dhavarn has been ranked as follow :

Phra Pid-Ta, Pid-Dhavarn of Wat Thong, Dhonburi Province
Phra Pit-Ta, Pid-Dhavarn Rea Bangpai of Nonthaburi Province
Phra Pit-Ta, Pid-Dhavarn Yantra-Yung of Wat Nung, Dhonburi Province
Phra Pit-Ta, Pid-Dhavarn Huey-Jorakray of Nakhornpathom Province
Phra Pit-Ta, Pid-Dhavarn Tai-Yant of Chainan Province