Luang Pu Im Maha Ut Tiger – Red & Gold

A powerful and visually striking sacred amulet honoring Luang Pu Im Panyawuttho (หลวงปู่อิ่ม ปญฺญาวุโธ) of Wat Thung Na Mai, Nakhon Si Thammarat, combining the revered monk’s image with traditional Maha Ut protective symbolism, tiger imagery, sacred inscriptions, and symbols of prosperity.

Created in B.E. 2569 (2026), this piece belongs to Luang Pu Im’s “Ruai 6 Chae” (รวย ๖ แชะ) / Maha Ut edition. The name carries an especially interesting meaning. Ruai (รวย) translates to wealth or prosperity, while “6 Chae” references the clicking sound associated with a weapon failing to fire, connecting the edition with the traditional Thai concept of Maha Ut, associated with protection from weapons, danger, and physical harm.

The front features a detailed seated image of Luang Pu Im, rendered in a silver-tone finish with brilliant orange-gold robes against a deep red background. Behind the monk are weapons reinforcing the protective character of the edition, while sacred inscriptions surround his portrait. His name, หลวงปู่อิ่ม, appears prominently beneath him along with the Buddhist year 2569.

The reverse presents one of the amulet’s most commanding images: a fierce golden-orange tiger gripping a traditional blade in its mouth, positioned over crossed firearms and surrounded by sacred inscriptions and yantra symbolism. In Thai spiritual tradition, the tiger is associated with courage, authority, strength, fearlessness, protection, and commanding presence.

Combined with the weapons and Maha Ut symbolism, the imagery creates a particularly strong representation of protection, resilience, and courage when confronting danger or adversity.

The inscription รวย ๖ แชะ (Ruai 6 Chae) further connects the protective character of the amulet with traditional associations of prosperity and good fortune, bringing together two important themes within a single piece: protection and prosperity.

Finished in a striking combination of deep red, orange-gold, silver, and black, and housed within an ornate gold-tone protective case, this variation has an especially bold appearance from either side.

Traditionally associated with:

• Maha Ut protection and protection from danger
• Courage and fearlessness
• Strength and resilience
• Authority and commanding presence
• Protection from negative influences
• Prosperity and good fortune
• Confidence when facing difficult situations

The Luang Pu Im Maha Ut Tiger – Red & Gold is an excellent choice for those drawn to powerful Thai protective symbolism and the fearless spirit of the tiger, as well as anyone seeking courage, prosperity, protection, and strength while navigating life’s challenges.