2019-Silver Ganesha statue, commemorative 108 years of the establishment of the Fine Arts Department

Ganesha amulet, silver, commemorative 108 years of the establishment of the Fine Arts Department, code 201 Height 2.1 cm, 2019 with original box. Size about 1.8 X 2.1 cm International Authenticity Guarantee             19 June 2019-At the Ten Mu Crafts Office, Salaya, the Fine Arts Department organized an offering ceremony and the gold pouring ceremony "Ganesha 108 years of the establishment of the Fine Arts Department" with Phra Kru Sitthichaibodi. Phra Kru Brahmin Royal Ceremonial Division Bureau of the Royal Household is the leader of worship and Phra Yanwikrom (Uthen Sirisaro), the abbot of Tha Mai Temple, Samut Sakhon Province, was the chairman of the monks, leading 9 monks to prosper Which has cast a 6-inch Ganesha Buddha image, 9 auspicious ones, led by Mr. Anan Chuchoti, Director-General of the Fine Arts Department, said that on the occasion of the 108th anniversary of the establishment of the Fine Arts Department in 2019, the Ganesha. 108 auspicious model was created, which It is the emblem of the Fine Arts Department. Seated pattern, bronze, lap size 9 inches, brass lap size 6 inches, 3 inches, 1.5 inches and 0.5 inches, as well as oval coins. There are both gold, silver and bronze to commemorate such important occasions. By bringing the model that Prof. Silpa Bhirasri, who is regarded as the father of modern Thai art. designed as a prototype this time             Mr. Anan also said that the gold pouring ceremony is considered auspicious. of the action Both Buddhist and Brahmin ceremonies were held by the director of 12 Fine Arts Bureaus across the country. Procurement of Phra Elder Nu Thera, Phra Kechi from 108 temples, 108 amulets, gold plates, silver plates, sword plates and lead plates, each for 108 pieces as sacred materials. and there is a bell amulet received from Kruba Boonchum Yanasangwaro, Abbot of Phra That Don Rueang Temple, Muang Phong, Tachilek Province Myanmar is an important mass to be used in this gold pouring ceremony