Large Lersi amulet from Luang Phor Kui of Wat Satakian

This large Lersi amulet, consecrated by the Venerable Luang Phor Kui of Wat Satakian in Petchabun Province, is made from a paste of sacred plants carefully prepared according to Thai spiritual tradition. The front depicts a Lersi hermit, a revered figure of wisdom, asceticism, and mastery of unseen forces. The reverse features a Dharma wheel, a sacred symbol of Buddhist teachings, righteous movement, and cosmic order.

This handmade piece exudes a profound, ancient presence, with a ritual material that feels warm and vibrant. The combination of the Lersi and the Dharma wheel makes it a particularly evocative amulet for practitioners, collectors, and enthusiasts of sacred objects from Southeast Asia.

Features :

• 🙏 Master: Luang Phor Kui
• 🛕 Temple: Wat Satakian, Petchabun
• ✨ Deity: Lersi
  
• 📐 Dimensions: 60 mm
• ⚓ Weight: 45 grams
• Reliquary: New custom-made reliquary in stainless steel decorated with traditional motifs.

In Thailand, the Lersi is considered a hermit master, a bearer of sacred knowledge, occult protection, inner discipline, and spiritual blessing. The Dharma wheel inscribed on the reverse reinforces the dimension of elevation, righteousness, and alignment with the path. This amulet can thus be seen as a symbolic support of protection, guidance, and inner strength.

🕯️ In the silence of ancient rites, the hermit still watches. His presence seems to emerge from the sacred forest and the austere retreats where forgotten knowledge is passed down. On the reverse, the wheel of dharma reminds us that all existence follows a sacred movement, and that those who maintain faith, patience, and discipline can progress under an invisible but constant protection.