Thai Amulet Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong — LP Sompong
Code No. 60 | Silver & Gold Wealth Powder | Blessed Banknote | Athan Sacred Material | 5 Takrut | Two-Tone Finish | Hanuman Locket
A specially prepared Thai Amulet Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong, blessed by LP Sompong. This particular piece is Code No. 60, featuring a distinctive two-tone finish and a carefully arranged combination of sacred materials on the front and reverse.
Front
The front is decorated with Phong Ngern and Phong Thong Riak Sap, sacred powders traditionally associated with wealth and prosperity. It also includes a blessed banknote and a special Athan sacred material.
Five Takrut Serm Duang are incorporated into the front, traditionally associated with strengthening one's fortune and supporting auspicious circumstances.
The amulet is finished in an attractive two-tone color scheme, giving Code No. 60 a distinctive appearance.
Reverse
The reverse features a special Hanuman Locket depicting Hanuman in warrior attire holding a bow as a weapon.
The Hanuman locket is further enhanced with white-ink yantra inscription, adding a striking contrast and traditional sacred detail to the reverse.
Special Features of This Individual Piece
- Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong
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Blessed by LP Sompong
- Code No. 60
- Two-tone finish
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Front decorated with silver and gold wealth-calling powder
- Blessed banknote
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Embedded Athan sacred material
- 5 Takrut Serm Duang
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Reverse features a special Hanuman Locket
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Hanuman depicted in warrior attire holding a bow
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White-ink yantra inscription on the reverse
- Distinctive multi-material collector configuration
Traditional Beliefs & Symbolism
Khun Pean is traditionally associated with Metta Maha Niyom, Maha Saneh, charm, confidence, popularity, and positive social relationships. In Thai amulet culture, Khun Pean is also commonly connected with business opportunities, prosperity, and personal success.
Phong Ngern and Phong Thong Riak Sap are traditionally associated with the symbolic attraction of wealth and prosperity, while the blessed banknote represents money and abundance within the sacred-material tradition.
The Takrut Serm Duang is traditionally associated with strengthening one's fortune and supporting auspicious circumstances.
Hanuman is one of the most recognizable protective figures in Thai sacred traditions and is traditionally associated with courage, strength, authority, protection, determination, and overcoming obstacles. The warrior form holding a bow gives the reverse a particularly dynamic appearance.
The combination of wealth powders, blessed banknote, Athan sacred material, five Takrut, two-tone finish, and warrior Hanuman locket with white-ink yantra makes Code No. 60 a distinctive collector's piece.
Descriptions of spiritual properties reflect traditional Thai amulet beliefs and cultural interpretations and are provided for collector and cultural purposes.
