Khum Wat Mueang Det submitted the work of a small ancient type of Lent candle to participate in the contest in the Ubon Ratchathani Province Lent candle parade tradition for the year 2026. It was built to be a Buddhist offering in the feast of Lent with the dedication and honor of King Rama X.
The highlight of Ton Tien is that Phaya Kachasri summoned the Rama 10 emblem, which represents stability, power, and abundance, reflecting the faith that blends Thai art with Buddhist beliefs perfectly.
Key components of a candle.
Candle trunkBundled into a trunk with a fiery candle.
Crafted from cotton, the top of the candle is a lotus shape, signifying purity and prosperity in Buddhism.
Candle Tree BaseThe first floor of the base is decorated with Himmapanese animals such as serpents and swans.
Support BaseDecorated with blooming petals with an upside-down fabric pattern.
Train baseAdorned with natural materials including fresh flowers, fresh foliage, and dried leaves, add a touch of local artistry.
In front of the processEnshrined Phaya Kajasri invites the emblem of King Vajiralongkorn to convey the prestige, courage and fertility of the land.
Behind the processionPresenting the story of Phaya Mujlint Nakaraj curling her torso and spreading her belt to protect the Lord Buddha from the wind and rain, this is an important part of Buddhist history that reflects the protection of Buddhism and the power of faith.
CreationThe candlestick has a budget of 100,000 baht with the support of Kuti sect, Mueang Det temple and
Created by a team of candle artisans.contains
Mr. Kasidin Srisanga
Mr. Pravit Prathong
Mr. Apimongkol Chotrachan
Mr. Prayoon Montha
Ms. Orajiratasu