Nang Kwak Lp Tarb Wat Krabokkeunpeung B.E.2505

Nang Kwak Amulet of Luang Por Tarb (B.E. 2505 / 1962)

Historical Background

• Luang Por Tarb created this Nang Kwak amulet in 1962 at Wat Krabok Khuen Phueng, Rayong Province.
• The project formed part of a major temple merit-making initiative and became one of the most recognized amulet issues from the temple.
• Ajarn Pathom Artsakorn assisted with preparing the sacred powders, blending the ingredients, and pressing the molds.
• Collectors usually place this amulet among the most desirable creations of Luang Por Tarb alongside his Somdej, Pidta, and Nang Phaya amulets.

Sacred Ingredients

The amulet incorporates a blend of traditional sacred materials, including:

• Sacred powders preserved by Luang Por Tarb
• The monk’s famous Green Beeswax
• Pathamang powder
• Itthije powder
• Burnt palm-leaf scripture powder
• Sacred powders from respected Eastern Thai monks
• Blessed ritual earth
• Yogi Halep powder from Wat Saranat
• The inclusion of Green Beeswax gives the amulet a strong connection to the spiritual legacy of Luang Por Targb

Consecration Ceremony

• Luang Por Tarb performed an extended solo consecration throughout an entire Buddhist Lent period.
• He later organized a grand blessing ceremony at Wat Krabok Khuen Phueng.
• Luang Pu Tim Isariko of Wat Lahan Rai presided over the ceremony.
• Distinguished monks from Rayong joined the ritual, including:
  • Luang Por Hom of Wat Sak Mak
  • Luang Por Yen of Wat Ban Laeng
  • Luang Por Lad of Wat Nong Krabok
• The gathering of several renowned monks helped establish this amulet as one of the notable Rayong issues of its era.

Design and Characteristics

• Produced in several sizes, including large, small, and miniature versions.
• Crafted from clay mixed with sacred powders.
• Some examples feature a traditional black lacquer coating.
• The front depicts Nang Kwak seated gracefully with the right hand raised in a beckoning gesture.
• The reverse side is usually plain and often preserves marks from traditional hand-pressed production.

Spiritual Significance

According to traditional belief, devotees value this amulet for:

• Personal charm and popularity
• Business growth
• Customer attraction
• Negotiation and communication
• Wealth and prosperity
• Protection and safe travel
• Shop owners and merchants especially favor this Nang Kwak issue for its long-standing reputation in commerce and trade.

龙婆塔布（Luang Por Tarb）南卦女神圣物（佛历2505年 / 1962年）

历史沿革

• 龙婆塔布于1962年在瓦甲博坤蓬寺（Wat Krabok Khuen Phueng）制作这批南卦女神圣物。
• 寺院在筹办大型功德活动期间推出此批圣物，并逐渐成为寺内最具代表性的作品之一。
• 阿赞巴通（Ajarn Pathom Artsakorn）负责协助调配圣粉、混合原料及压模制作。
• 收藏界普遍将其列为龙婆塔布最受欢迎的圣物系列之一，与崇迪、必打及南帕雅等作品齐名。

圣料传承

主要圣料包括：

• 龙婆塔布珍藏圣粉
• 龙婆塔布著名绿色圣蜡（Green Beeswax）
• 巴通芒圣粉（Pathamang）
• 伊提杰圣粉（Itthije）
• 贝叶经灰粉
• 泰国东部高僧传承圣粉
• 吉祥圣土
• 萨拉纳寺（Wat Saranat）的瑜伽哈勒圣粉
• 绿色圣蜡是本期圣物最具代表性的圣料之一，也体现了龙婆塔布法脉特色。

开光加持

• 龙婆塔布先行独自加持整个安居期。
• 随后在瓦甲博坤蓬寺举行大型开光法会。
• 龙婆添·依沙利果（Luang Pu Tim Isariko）担任法会主持。
• 参与法会的知名高僧包括：
  • 龙婆宏（Luang Por Hom），萨玛寺（Wat Sak Mak）
  • 龙婆燕（Luang Por Yen），班朗寺（Wat Ban Laeng）
  • 龙婆叻（Luang Por Lad），农甲博寺（Wat Nong Krabok）
• 多位罗勇府名僧共同参与加持，使本期圣物成为当地佛牌发展史上的重要作品之一。

外观特征

• 分为大模、小模及迷你版本。
• 采用掺入圣粉的泥质材料制作。
• 部分版本带有传统黑漆涂层。
• 正面为南卦女神端坐招财造型，右手作招揽财富之姿。
• 背面多为素面，并保留传统手工压模痕迹。

信仰寓意

传统信仰认为，此圣物有助于：

• 增强人缘魅力
• 促进生意发展
• 吸引顾客上门
• 提升沟通与谈判能力
• 招财纳福
• 保平安与出行顺利
• 经商人士尤其重视此圣物，并将其视为招财旺业的吉祥象征。