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Commissioned by a revered waterworks patron, the owner of Sanwa Thailand and his Feng Shui master, this sacred sculpture serves not only as a water fountain but as a symbolic convergence of flow, continuity, and grounded prosperity.
The Luang Pu Sao Monument Pole rises in ten individually carved sections to honor Luang Pu Sao Kantasilo, one of the most revered patriarchs of Thailand’s forest meditation lineage. Rather than commemorating his life through a single image alone, the monument unfolds his journey in ascending stages, from origin and formation, to renunciation and practice, to spiritual realization, and finally to the lotus of transcendence. In this way, the monument stands as a symbolic ascent through the life, virtue, and enduring legacy of the master himself.
Set within the stillness of the Columbia River Gorge, Pacific Hermitage is a small Theravada forest monastery shaped by the quiet discipline of the Thai Forest Tradition. Established in 2010 as a branch of Abhayagiri Monastery, it was created as a place of solitude where monks devote themselves to meditation, study, restrained living, and daily alms rounds in the surrounding community. Its significance does not lie in ceremonial scale or architectural grandeur, but in the spiritual clarity of its purpose — a life grounded in renunciation, inner cultivation, and the living continuity of Dhamma practice.
Wat Phai Lom in Nakhon Pathom is a temple where faith is expressed through worship and remembrance, as well as through active care for the community. Rooted in a long monastic history near Phra Pathom Chedi and deeply associated with the legacy of Luang Por Phun, the temple has grown into a place where spiritual devotion and public service remain closely intertwined. In recent years, that spirit has taken visible form through temple-led healthcare initiatives, including the development of a hemodialysis center intended to expand access to treatment for patients in need on the temple grounds.
Wat Suvarnabhumi Buddhajayanti was conceived as a Buddhist landmark of exceptional scale and meaning. Established in Samut Prakan under the inspiration of Phra Thepphodhivides (Veerayut Veerayuttho) of Wat Thai Buddhagaya, the temple was created to commemorate 2,600 years since the Buddha’s enlightenment and to dedicate merit to His Majesty the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej on the occasion of his 70th year on the throne.
