🪲 Pa Yant of the rhinoceros beetle Duang Kwang – Wat Tham Salika

Here is a traditional Thai Pa Yant sacred fabric from the famous Wat Tham Salika , a temple in the Nakhon Nayok region renowned for its occult rituals and mastery of Thai esoteric sciences.

This sacred cloth depicts a rhinoceros beetle , or Duang Kwang (ด้วงกว่าง), a powerful symbol of life force, dominance, and male luck . The image is surrounded by yantras (yants) and magical formulas blessed by the temple's monks. At the top, a sacred crown-shaped yant (ยันต์มงกุฎพระเจ้า) reinforces the virtues of charisma, power, and authority.

This Pa Yant can be framed, placed in a sacred place, or kept as a talisman to attract success, protection, and virile energy. It is also considered a powerful talisman for those wishing to increase their personal magnetism and commanding presence.

📏 Dimensions

• Height: approximately 30 cm
• Width: approximately 30 cm
• Traditional orange cotton fabric (relics of monks' robes), black printing with sacred ink

🧘 Benefits & Virtues

• Charisma and personal magnetism
• Inner strength and masculine confidence
• Protection against adverse energies
• Business or seduction support

The Duang Kwang, a sacred insect from the forests of northern Thailand, has always been revered for its bravery and power. Elders say it never retreats, even when faced with a greater opponent. This pa yant brings it down from the sacred grove into the world of men. Charged with the prayers of Wat Tham Sarika, it acts like a living talisman: it advances, pierces obstacles, and pushes destiny towards you. Wearing it or displaying it is to welcome a primal, assured, and invincible force into your daily aura.