Kanchanaburi, The first of its kind in Thailand, "Thao Mangmee" the kind-hearted child giant. Another form of Thao Wessuwan Looks cute. Saimu can pay homage at the Big Buddha Tham Khao Cha-ang Park, Kanchanaburi Province.
"Thao Mangmee" or Kuvera Noi It is another form of Thao Wessuwan. which is in the body of a giant child Located at Tham Khao Cha-ang Big Buddha Park. Dan Makham Tia District, Kanchanaburi Province, with Luang Phor Sanongchat Thitjitto, a famous monk of the province. Presiding over the opening ceremony of the two "Tao Mangmee" figures, the large one is 4 meters high, the base is 1.8 meters wide, the body is bright red, and is dressed in gold. standing holding a silver baton Built from cast cement, weighing 4 tons, located at the foot of the Khao Cha-ang cave cliff. The small one is 2 meters high and 1.5 meters wide at the base, made from brass, weighs 200 kilograms, has blackened skin, blue eyes, and golden fangs. Worshiped and worshipped
of the ceremony Sacred objects are distributed as souvenirs. It is Thao Mangmee's baton. Consecrated by Luang Pu Pat Punyakamo before the creator set off 10,000 firecrackers to mark the victory. Among the pilgrims who were fixated on the number of firecracker tails
The production team revealed that this is the first time in Thailand that a little Thao Kuvera statue like this has been created. It was initially created as a small sacred object that could be hung around the neck at Huai Duan Temple, Nakhon Sawan Province, and had many believers. Therefore, the idea was born that a large one should be built and enshrined here. To be a kind-hearted child giant who looks cute and accessible to all genders and ages.
Source: Thai News Agency