More than 13,000 pieces of emerald green hand crafted glasses were placed together up to 800 layers, with a height of more than 8 metres. Each piece was handcrafted exclusively, placed, and glued together by using stacked glass technique.

With the weight of 18 tons, more than 30 people from a glass specialist team put together their effort for three years to complete the precious and magnificent work by crafting and assembling all those 800 pieces according to the style of Thai architecture.

Jirawatn Chawanatit proudly designed and created this limited handcrafted art glass sculpture as the only grand crystal pagoda in the world which reflects an excellent craftsmanship. By its beauty, elegance, strength, and durability, this artistic creation was considered to be a masterpiece of Thai cultural heritage, and it also become an outstanding symbol of Paknam Bhasicharoen Temple.

This incredible work of art was created so as to worship to the Buddhism, the Lord of Buddha, offering the Buddha, as well as to worship to Phramonkolthepmuni (LP Sodh Chandasaro), and Somdej Phra Maha Rachamangkhalajarn, with hopefully long-lasting for their descendent.