The Five Grand Set of Lacquered Powder Phra Pidta


Luang Pho Kaew Pim Yai (Front)	Luang Pho Kaew Pim Yai (Back)

Luang Phhu Ieam Sien Klom	Luang Phu Jeen Pim Yai Kaengmon

Luang Phu Khai Pim Yai	Phra Pid-Ta Wat Plub

Phra Pid-Ta (A Buddhist Saint on eyes' closed gesture) It is believed that Phra Pid-Ta has derived its inspiration figure directly from a khmer tradition or indirectly from a tradition which itself drew upon Khmer art. Such influence is adapted to the local belief-becomes established.

This development gives rise to the amulet of Phra Pid-Ta in the Ayuthaya period. It is believed that Phra Pid-Ta represented one of a Buddhist Saint-Phra Kawampati.

The Five Grand Set of Lacquered Powder Phra Pid-Ta has been ranked as the following :

Phra Pid-Ta Luang Pho Keow
Phra Pid-Ta Luang Pu Ieam
Phra Pid-Ta Luang Pu Cheen of Wat Talad
Phra Pid-Ta Luang Pu Khai of Wat Cheang Lane
Phra Pid-Ta Luang Pu Poo of Wat Nok, Chonburi