11/08/2026
Sao Ha Rerk ~ Phra Pidta Mekasit
Phra Ajahn Yo
Sri Thaworn Monastery, Kanchanaburi Province
“Sao Ha Rerk” is a highly recommended and increasingly sought-after batch of Phra Pidta cast in Mekasit, created by Phra Ajahn Yo of Sri Thaworn Monastery.
According to the occult scriptures, the batch was consecrated on the highly auspicious “Saturday 5” (Sao Ha) — April 13, 2024, corresponding to the 5th waning moon of the 5th lunar month.
In ancient Thai occult traditions, Saturday 5 is regarded as an exceptionally powerful auspicious occasion for performing sacred rituals, occult practices, and the consecration of sacred amulets. Such an auspicious alignment is believed to occur only rarely, sometimes requiring many years before the same combination returns.
The creation of each Phra Pidta followed the traditional process of individually sculpting and molding the wax figure, before casting each piece using an ancient casting method based on the sacred teachings of Luang Pu Im, Wat Hua Khao.
The use of Mekasit further adds to the difficulty and uniqueness of this batch. Casting such a tiny Phra Pidta in Mekasit while retaining clear details and a complete form is an extremely challenging process.
Despite its small size, this example remains remarkably complete, with beautiful details and excellent overall condition.
Previous test report indicates that Phra Mekasit pieces contains as high as 18.66% genuine gold for some piece, which forms part of the metallic composition used in the Mekasit material created by Phra Ajahn Yo.
A combination of:
~ Rare Sao Ha auspicious consecration
~ Traditional Mekasit material
~ Ancient lost-wax casting technique
~ Individual hand-molded wax figures
~ Remarkably complete condition
Sao Ha is already a highly sought-after batch today. As time passes, examples in this condition are expected to become increasingly difficult to encounter.
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