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Somdej Kaen Nam Wan, Okwi Pim (Okwi) - Things Fake Somdej Amulets Can't Do #Amulets For Somdej #Wat Rakhang amulets, we'll look at four things: 1. Buddhist art: to examine the characteristics of the amulet and its mold. Somdej amulets come in many different molds. Flaws in the mold are not used to identify older amulets. 2. Material: to examine the amulet's composition and characteristics, and to determine the dryness, smoothness, and wrinkling of the material, in accordance with the amulet's age. 3. Old materials mixed into the amulet's material. Somdej amulets are more than just the material. 4. Surface covering: to assess the amulet's age by observing the nature of the calcite and aragonite that have formed and covered the surface. Somdej amulets created by Somdej Phra Buddhacarya Toh, which are over 150 years old, can be discerned using this method. Anyone can look at the basics of authentic Somdej amulets to invoke their Buddhist powers. There's no need to search for flaws like in a treasure hunt. And most importantly, Don't waste a good, authentic amulet. After examining this amulet, on March 4th, I'll summarize what fake amulets can't do for you all. Buddhist Art This Somdej amulet is a V-shaped chest-shaped figure with an oval face and a long, slender crown penetrating the arch. It sits on a three-tiered base enclosed in a bell-shaped arch. The back is smooth, with close-cut edges that don't reveal the glass frame. Condition The amulet's surface is a yellowish-white color. The amulet's aloe vera sap is visible, covering the entire surface, giving it a lush appearance. You'll notice the natural, dry, old aloe vera sap covering the surface. These sap forms gradually and accumulate as stains along the surface, along the cracks, crevices, and chips. Some areas are so dry that they've flaked off. This natural appearance is only apparent due to the natural ageing process, unlike the overlaying on the outside. March 4th assesses this Somdej amulet as being approximately 160 years old, meaning it's in its mid-period, with a perfect and beautiful shape. Dryness Since this amulet is covered in a saturated aloe vera sap, we still see a dry, smooth appearance. There are still visible traces of dryness and age in various places, especially in deep grooves. This is because the natural processes of the Buddha image's age control what happens to it. Basically, it should be dry from afar. When viewed up close, the material should reveal the fresh, natural moisture that's constantly at work. Shrivelled Texture Shrivelling, shrinking, and collapsing are natural phenomena in powdered amulets, especially those made by hand. The material isn't as dense as modern presses. Some of the materials have naturally decomposed. This makes the powdered amulet, more than 160 years old, appear wrinkled and wavy. Even in small spots, it won't be smooth and shiny. Materials I'll emphasize again: Somdej amulets aren't just about the material. The materials are also an important factor. Many Somdej amulets worth millions lack the materials. But if we have knowledge and understanding of what they should contain and what they should be, we won't keep them. And if you think, "Even if it's not authentic, you can still sell it, why not?" ... Are you sure it can actually be sold? Materials found in this Somdej amulet Magic powder or Somdej powder, a soft white color, is found in the amulet's body. Dark reddish-brown mineral Orange-red mineral lumps, resembling bricks Dark red mineral lumps Burned palm leaf fragments and powder Glassy sandstone or quartz, cloudy and clear Leklai or hematite, a shiny black metal lump with a surface tension Surface covering Calcite or surface covering is a natural mechanism that occurs with age. The amulet is exposed to heat and cold, creating moisture that gradually carries the stains and other substances inside the amulet to the surface, bit by bit, day and night. This accumulation has continued for over 160 years, giving the Somdej amulet a surface appearance of a covering, with various wounds joining together. The variations in color, light and dark, with thickness and some overlapping, create a smooth, youthful appearance, giving it a sense of depth. Even though fake amulets can be dried, there is no luster in the small areas. Some fake amulets appear dry and smooth, like a fine sand covering, but they are not dry and have no covering. Fake amulets can make the surface rough, but they can also cause the amulet to shrivel in all areas. Even in small spots, it's not possible. Fake amulets can be infused with materials, such as tamarind flower ore and red brick, but they won't wilt. The amulet's surface won't dry out and remain smooth. Fake amulets are attracted to magnets by iron powder, which is mixed into the amulet's surface. Some authentic Somdej amulets will show leklai, but fake amulets don't. Fake amulets can be covered with a coating. In the past, some factories used wax, overripe banana...