🌿 Female Medicinal Statuette in Sacred Mae Phaya Tao Héo Wood by the Most Venerable Ajarn Sané

A rare Thai female effigy carved in the late 1990s by the most venerable Ajarn Sané, this ritual statuette was carved from sacred Mae Phaya Tao Héo wood, an uncommon medicinal wood traditionally found in Thailand and Burma. In popular Southeast Asian beliefs, this wood is renowned for its protective virtues and its connection to pain relief.

This piece features a deliberately simple and ancient female form, with visible ritual markings on the body. The piercing in the intimate areas and the symbols traced on the statuette suggest that it was consecrated with a specific therapeutic intention, probably to accompany a woman suffering from painful periods or lower abdominal pain. Here we are in the realm of popular ritual medicine where sacred material, body shape, and the ajarn's blessing act together.

The painted face, inscriptions, and general patina reinforce the personal and ancient character of this effigy. The object exudes a particular presence, bordering between a medicinal talisman, a prayer support, and an intimate protective object. It is a rare piece for the discerning collector, a testament to a discreet Thai esoteric tradition where sacred wood becomes a remedy, ritual support, and receptacle of intention.

Features:

• 🙏 Master: Ajarn Sané
  
• 📐 Dimensions: 90 mm X 40 mm
• ⚓ Weight: 16 grams
• Photo of the Most Venerable Ajarn Sané offered

🌺 An effigy of care and relief, this mysterious female statuette in sacred Mae Phaya Tao Héo wood seems to carry within it a memory of ancient healing. Consecrated with intention, it evokes whispered prayers to soothe pain, protect the female body, and restore inner harmony.