đ Tiger Head Brooch Blessed by the Most Venerable Phra Ajarn Samhan of Wat Bang Phra
This rare gilded metal brooch depicting a tiger's head was consecrated around 2010 by the most venerable Phra Ajarn Samhan of the famous Wat Bang Phra, in Nakhon Pathom province.
It was distributed to volunteers who participated in the organization of Wat Bang Phra's annual Wai Kru, a sacred ceremony renowned worldwide for its Sak Yant tattoo blessings.
The piece features a particularly expressive stylized tiger face. A small, manually engraved yant is visible in the center of the forehead, making each piece slightly different and reinforcing its ritual character.
In the tradition of Wat Bang Phra, the tiger is associated with strength, courage, charisma, and authority. Tiger representations blessed by Sak Yant masters are traditionally worn as symbols of protection and personal power.
Features:
- đ Master: Phra Ajarn Samhan
- đ Temple: Wat Bang Phra
- đ Province: Nakhon Pathom
- âš Deity: Sacred Sak Yant Tiger
- đ« Benefits/powers: Protection, courage, authority, charisma, inner strength
- đ Dimensions: 28 mm X 25 mm
- â Weight: Approximately 1.5 grams
đ Bearing the untamed power of the sacred tiger, this talisman evokes the spirit of the Sak Yant masters of Wat Bang Phra. The hand-engraved yant on its forehead acts as a discreet spiritual signature, recalling the transmission of blessings received during the Wai Kru and the invisible protection granted to sincere practitioners.