Thai Amulet Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong — LP Sompong
Code No. 29 | Roey Phet Saraphat Nuek | Phong Prai | Phaya Krut | Twin Phong Prai Bottles | Sacred Magic Nail
A highly detailed and specially prepared Thai amulet Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong, blessed by Luang Por Sompong. This particular piece is Code No. 29, featuring a special combination of sacred materials and traditional Thai Buddhist magical elements.
The front is decorated with Roey Phet Saraphat Nuek, a special sacred material traditionally associated with the concept of granting wishes and supporting one's aspirations, together with Phong Prai sacred powder.
The reverse is particularly distinctive, with a special cavity containing a Phaya Krut (Garuda) and two small bottles of Phong Prai powder, along with an Athan Magic Nail. These individually prepared elements give this particular code a highly collectible character.
Special Features of This Individual Piece
- Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong
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Blessed by LP Sompong
- Code No. 29
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Front decorated with Roey Phet Saraphat Nuek
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Contains sacred Phong Prai powder
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Reverse specially filled with a Phaya Krut (Garuda)
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Includes two Phong Prai powder bottles
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Contains a traditional Athan Magic Nail
- Specially prepared cavity on the reverse
- A distinctive collector's piece with multiple sacred materials
Traditional Beliefs & Symbolism
Khun Pean is one of the most recognizable forms of Thai amulet, traditionally associated with Metta Maha Niyom, Maha Saneh, attraction, charm, confidence, and good fortune. Devotees commonly seek Khun Pean amulets for positive relationships, popularity, business opportunities, and success.
Phet Saraphat Nuek is traditionally connected with the idea of fulfilling wishes and helping aspirations come to fruition, while Phong Prai is a traditional sacred powder used in certain Thai amulet traditions.
The Phaya Krut (Garuda) is widely respected as a powerful protective symbol and is traditionally associated with authority, power, protection, overcoming obstacles, and victory over negative influences.
The combination of Khun Pean, Phet Saraphat Nuek, Phong Prai, Phaya Krut, twin Phong Prai bottles, and the Athan Magic Nail makes Code No. 29 an especially interesting piece for collectors who appreciate amulets with elaborate sacred-material compositions.
