This Thai Buddhist medal features on both sides a representation of Guan Yin, a great figure of compassion, and that of the Most Venerable Luang Phor Noi Juntho.
It was consecrated in 2003 at Wat Huay Sai Tai, in the province of Petchaburi in Thailand.
One side depicts Guan Yin standing, surrounded by two kneeling figures. The goddess of compassion appears in a long, richly detailed robe, in an iconography characteristic of the East Asian Buddhist tradition.
The other side features Luang Phor Noi Juntho seated in meditation, wearing his monastic robe. Inscriptions in Thai script surround both representations.
Features:
- Type: Thai Buddhist medal
- Representations: Guan Yin and Luang Phor Noi Juntho
- Temple: Wat Huay Sai Tai
- Province: Petchaburi, Thailand
- Year of consecration: 2003
- Material: Patinated metal
- Shape: Oval with bail
Guan Yin traditionally embodies compassion, benevolence, and listening to beings. Associated here with the image of a revered master of the Thai monastic tradition, this medal holds particularly rich symbolism for practitioners and collectors of Buddhist objects.
🙏 A medal where the compassion of Guan Yin and the spiritual presence of a Thai master meet, consecrated in the heart of a temple in Petchaburi.