Thai Amulet Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong — LP Sompong
Code No. 87 | Money-Calling Powder | Athan Sacred Material | 7 Wealth Takrut | Red-Lacquered Khun Pean | Gold-Ink Yantra
A specially prepared Thai Amulet Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong, blessed by LP Sompong. This particular piece is Code No. 87, featuring an elaborate arrangement of sacred powders, Takrut, sacred materials, and traditional yantra inscriptions.
Front
The front is decorated with Phong Riak Ngern Riak Thong, traditionally associated with the symbolic attraction of money and prosperity.
At the heart of the Khun Pean figure, a special Athan sacred material is embedded. Surrounding the amulet are seven Takrut Rap Sap, creating a distinctive circular arrangement around the main figure.
Reverse
The reverse features an embedded Khun Pean coated in red lacquer, together with additional Takrut and an Athan Magic Nail.
The reverse is further enhanced with gold-ink yantra writing, adding an elegant and distinctive finishing detail to this individual piece.
Special Features of This Individual Piece
- Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong
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Blessed by LP Sompong
- Code No. 87
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Front decorated with Phong Riak Ngern Riak Thong
- Athan sacred material embedded at the Khun Pean's heart
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7 Takrut Rap Sap arranged around the amulet
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Reverse embedded with a red-lacquered Khun Pean
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Additional Takrut on the reverse
- Athan Magic Nail
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Reverse featuring gold-ink yantra inscription
- Special multi-material collector configuration
Traditional Beliefs & Symbolism
Khun Pean is traditionally associated in Thai amulet culture with Metta Maha Niyom, Maha Saneh, charm, confidence, popularity, and positive social relationships. It is also commonly collected for its traditional associations with business, prosperity, and personal success.
Phong Riak Ngern Riak Thong refers to sacred powder traditionally associated with the symbolic calling or attracting of money and wealth. Takrut Rap Sap is traditionally associated with receiving and preserving wealth and resources.
The number seven is an important recurring number in many Thai Buddhist and traditional spiritual contexts, making the arrangement of seven Takrut a distinctive feature of this particular code.
The Athan sacred material and magic nail are traditional components found in certain specially prepared Thai amulets. The gold-ink yantra inscription adds another layer of traditional sacred lettering and visual detail.
With its combination of money-calling powder, embedded Athan material, seven wealth Takrut, red-lacquered Khun Pean, additional Takrut, Athan Magic Nail, and gold-ink yantra, Code No. 87 is a particularly detailed configuration for collectors of Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong and LP Sompong amulets.
Descriptions of spiritual properties reflect traditional Thai amulet beliefs and cultural interpretations and are provided for collector and cultural purposes.
