Thai Amulet – Pranboon Mask by Ajarn Napacha Sri Thongkong , Hor Tevarah (Surat Thani)
Sacred Pranboon mask blessed by Ajarn Napacha, Sri Thongkong Hor Tevarah , Surat Thani, a master in Manora magical lineage and disciple of the famous Mor Kru Manora Luang Taluang Kongthong.
✨ Sacred Powers & Benefits:
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Brings great charm and loving-kindness (Metta Maha Niyom)
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Enhances attraction and charisma (Maha Sanaeh)
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Strong protection from evil, dangers, and obstacles
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Promotes prosperity, respect, and stability
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Ideal for home altar or business prosperity rituals
Features:
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Included of holy materials with special takruts
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Consecrated with 5 types of holy offerings in a special blessing ceremony
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Authentic and powerful collectible for worship and protection
How to Worship:
Light 9 incense sticks, chant Na Mo (3 times), Na Yor Aor Rea (9 times), and make your wish with faith and sincerity. Worship with a teaspoon of honey.
Perfect for collectors, spiritual practitioners, or anyone seeking wealth, charm, protection, and success in life.
Who is Pran Boon or the Manora Hunter Mask?
In the traditional Manora dance drama, the character Phra Buun (also known as Pran Boon, Manora Hunter, or Hunter Mask) is considered a comic figure who entertains the audience with humorous gestures, playful movements, and close interaction with viewers. This makes him a favorite character for people of all ages.
According to belief, a "hunter" in Thai folklore must possess strong magical knowledge and protective powers, otherwise he could not survive in the mystical forests filled with dangerous animals and supernatural beings. Among all hunters, Phan Boon is regarded as the greatest and most powerful, a legendary master hunter admired for his wisdom and strength.
Legend says that Pran Boon once helped save the life of the Naga King, Chao Chomphuchit. In gratitude, the Naga King brought Pran Boon into the Naga Realm for seven days and gifted him a magical gem with a promise: whenever Pran Boon needed help, he could come and request anything he desired.
Later, Pran Boon sought to capture the seven Kinnari princesses, daughters of King Thumrat. To achieve this, he borrowed the Naga Rope (Nakabat) from the Naga King, a powerful tool capable of binding celestial beings. With it, he successfully captured Manora, the youngest princess, and presented her to Prince Sudhana. This act made him famous as a figure of great mystical power, associated with wealth, fortune, and supernatural abilities.
It is also told that Luang Phor Khiew of Wat Huay Ngo, Pattani, once remarked:
"No business or trade can bring returns as quickly as Pran Boon. By capturing just one celestial princess, he was rewarded by the King with an entire city, wealth, treasures, and countless followers."
Beliefs and Benefits of Worshipping Pran Boon
People deeply revere Pran Boon for his powerful blessings. Those who worship him with sincerity and live righteously often experience:
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Success in business and trading
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Enhanced charm, charisma, and popularity (Metta Maha Niyom)
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Protection from dangers, black magic, and evil spirits
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Prosperity, good fortune, and abundance
For this reason, Pran Boon amulets and masks are considered highly sacred and are sought after for both spiritual protection and wealth attraction.
