Prai Nai Bia Lanna Maha Lap Amulet in Sacred Nuea Chanuan
This astonishing Thai folk magic amulet depicts a Phrai Nai Bia spirit, sitting on a human skull and holding two ritualistic heads, iconography directly inspired by the ancient esoteric traditions of the Lanna kingdom and Karen lineages.
Its sacred material (Nuea Chanuan) is composed of an alloy of ritual metals including consecrated metals from coffin nails and funerary elements, according to an ancient recipe passed down in the folk magic schools of northern Thailand.
The consecration follows a very ancient Lanna ritual invoking the four elements and the 32-body parts ceremony, intended to awaken the amulet's spiritual powers and attract Great Luck (Maha Chok) as well as Great Fortune (Maha Lap).
The amulet also incorporates the last sacred remains of the occult substance of the Karen tradition's Phrai Nai Bia, mixed with magical plants Wan Maha Lap, a Takrut Pook Payoon, a powerful ritual hook designed to attract wealth, and magical wax Kee Phung Prai, used for generations to enhance attraction power, charisma, and persuasion.
In Thai esoteric tradition, the Phrai Nai Bia is particularly sought after to promote business success, attract financial opportunities, strengthen seductive power (Maha Sanaeh), and multiply favorable opportunities in business as well as in games of chance.
Features:
- 🙏 Master: Venerable Kruba Phon
- 🛕 Temple: Wat Pu Ho
- 📜 Province: Chiang Mai
- ✨ Deity: Phrai Nai Bia (Lanna and Karen tradition)
- 💫 Benefits/powers: Great wealth (Maha Lap), great luck (Maha Chok), charisma (Maha Sanaeh), prosperity, business success, financial opportunities, attraction of wealth.
- ☸ Khata: Yes
- 📐 Dimensions: 40 mm X 30 mm
- ⚓ Weight: 37 grams
- Reliquary: New custom-made gilded metal reliquary decorated with traditional motifs.
This amulet is primarily intended for individuals seeking powerful ritual support for prosperity according to the ancient magical traditions of northern Thailand.
⚜️ In Thai tradition, it is said that the true power of an amulet lies not only in its sacred material but in the invisible link that unites the master's blessings, ancient rituals, and the sincerity of the wearer.