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💥Exceptional antique solid copper cane knob, finely carved in the shape of a Lersi hermit. This rare, handcrafted piece features a high level of detail in the beard, headdress, and facial expression of the master hermit. This type of object is typical of ancient spiritual artifacts from Thailand, at the crossroads between ritual object, utilitarian object, and piece of sacred art. It could be mounted on a ceremonial walking stick or used as a powerful talisman of power. Its substantial weight and copper composition give it a special presence. This is a unique antique piece. An object that will appeal to discerning collectors, enthusiasts of Thai spirituality, or lovers of sacred art brut.
Worn at the end of a Mae Kru staff of power, the face of the Lersi guides the steps of both pilgrims and wandering magicians. This ancient pommel is more than just decorative: it embodies the path of renunciation, the strength of asceticism, and the inner eye of the master of the woods. Its raw, almost telluric presence will anchor you in the primordial forces of the invisible world.
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Dimensions: height: 13.5 cm.
- Weight: 270 grams.
Worn at the end of a Mae Kru staff of power, the face of the Lersi guides the steps of both pilgrims and wandering magicians. This ancient pommel is more than just decorative: it embodies the path of renunciation, the strength of asceticism, and the inner eye of the master of the woods. Its raw, almost telluric presence will anchor you in the primordial forces of the invisible world.