Ancient Chinese Taoist Pa Yant on Monastic Cloth from Wat Ku Sorn
These magnificent Chinese Taoist Pa Yant were made on a piece of cloth from a monastic robe, using a traditional method combining printing with sacred seals and ritual handwritten tracing.
The background features five red ink Bagua seals, while the large central sacred symbol was hand-painted by the Most Venerable Phra Maha Kananamtham Panyathiwat, giving each piece a unique character.
These ancient talismans come from Wat Ku Sorn and date from approximately the 1980s to 1990s. They are a remarkable testament to the Sino-Thai Taoist tradition, where sacred seals and handwritten Fu are used to invoke the protection of celestial forces.
Features:
- 🙏 Master: Phra Maha Kananamtham Panyathiwat
- 🛕 Temple: Wat Ku Sorn
- 📜 Province: Bangkok
- ✨ Deity: Traditional Taoist talisman with five Bagua seals
- 💫 Benefits/Powers: Spiritual protection, harmonization, warding off negative influences, and blessing.
- 📐 Dimensions: Approximately 31 × 22 cm
Each Pa Yant naturally shows slight variations in the handwritten tracing, as it is individually executed during the talisman's consecration.
These ancient pieces will appeal to collectors of Taoist talismans as well as enthusiasts of Chinese esoteric traditions established in Thailand.
✨ Ancient Taoist masters teach that sacred seals are not mere drawings, but visible imprints of an invisible harmony connecting Heaven, Earth, and beings.