Sukhothai Province, Sawankhalok District, 
Phra Ruang, 16-19 century in Thai Buddhist calendar.
Phra Ruang is one of the five top metal Yokhunpun (Buddha-imaged) amulets and is prized by many amulet collectors as one of the ultimate amulet collective pieces. The iconography portrays Buddha standing inside a stupa with his right hand gesturing the Abhaya mudra—a gesture of fearlessness, assurance, and safety, which dispels fears and accords divine protection in the Buddhist religion. Most Thais believe the Abhaya mudra signifies “power and protection” (Maha Umlak) which helps the wearer rise to power and authority.
Phra Ruang is also known as the “Bullet Buddha” as the amulet resembles the shape of a bullet, and many believe that Phra Ruang with the Abhaya mudra can dodge bullets and protects the wearers from harm.
術可泰府 實宏卡碌 佛歷16-19世紀 拍rung 子彈佛
這尊子彈佛是洛武里皇朝最早期之製品，比較在洛武里府找到的更為早期，而子彈佛在泰國最熱愛之法相之一，洛武里皇朝的子彈佛更被列入五大佑冠判之一。
其法相設計以佛陀站立施無畏印，代表佛陀施與眾生大無畏，藉此拔除眾生驚恐苦惱。
但是泰國當地在二戰前人民大多認為其法相之手印有祝福之意，善信們都認為有強大的馬下暗甩，代表了權力、官運、保護之意，外型更加似子彈型，故稱為子彈佛，亦有人稱為拍rung （術可泰一世皇的名字）。