Thai Amulet Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong — LP Sompong, Code No. 42
This distinctive Thai Khun Pean Prai Mae Takien Thong, associated with Luang Por Sompong (LP Sompong), is a highly detailed piece incorporating multiple traditional Thai sacred materials and handcrafted elements. The design combines the central Khun Pean figure with Takien wood, brass Takruts, ritual components, and a specially prepared reverse featuring a Kuman Ump Sap figure.
The piece is particularly interesting for collectors because of the number of individually incorporated elements. The front features seven brass Takruts together with a piece of Takien wood embedded at the heart of the Khun Pean. The surface is also finished with consecrated banknote material, adding another distinctive detail to the front.
On the reverse is a Kuman Ump Sap figure made from Takien wood powder, accompanied by an embedded ritual nail and a handwritten luminous Yantra. The combination of traditional materials, craftsmanship, and individually marked code makes this an especially attractive example for collectors of Thai amulets and traditional Buddhist cultural art.
Special Features of This Individual Piece — Code No. 42
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Seven Brass Takruts embedded on the front.
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Takien Wood at the Heart: Takien wood is embedded at the heart area of the Khun Pean figure.
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Consecrated Banknote Material: banknote material is incorporated into the front.
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Kuman Ump Sap on the Back: crafted from Takien wood powder and incorporated into the reverse.
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Ritual Nail: a special ritual nail is embedded on the back.
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Handwritten Luminous Yantra: a handwritten Yantra using luminous ink provides a distinctive visual detail under low light.
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Code No. 42: individually marked with collector code 42.
The combination of seven brass Takruts, Takien wood, Kuman Ump Sap, ritual nail, consecrated banknote material, and luminous handwritten Yantra makes Code No. 42 a particularly distinctive individual piece for collectors of Thai amulets and traditional Thai religious and cultural art.
