🐯 Palat Kick Tiger in sacred wood – Luang Phor Sawai (Wat Pidharam, Nakhon Pathom, circa 1980)
This powerful sacred wooden Palat Kick was carved by the Most Venerable Luang Phor Sawai (1921–2000) , former master of Wat Pidharam in Nakhon Pathom province.
This exceptional piece is finely engraved with Pali incantation and decorated with gold leaf, depicting a sacred tiger symbolizing virility, power and mystical authority.
Luang Phor Sawai's Palat Kicks are considered among the most effective in seduction, sexual magnetism, and protection against occult attacks . They were traditionally worn hidden on the belt, next to the skin, to maximize their effect. Each example of this master is now highly sought after by collectors and practitioners of Thai occult Buddhism.
Dimensions: approx. 8cm long
Weight: 10 grams
Activation Prayer (Khata): Yes
🐅 Roaring in the darkness like an invisible beast, this palat kick carries the energy of the celestial tiger—messenger of divine virility. He attracts glances like a magnet, awakens dormant desires, and opens the forbidden doors of animal charisma. His wood is alive, his form a spell, and his brass gaze watches like a guardian spirit. An ancient force pulses within him, imbued with a hundred prayers and moonless nights. For those who are not afraid of being desired.