Description

Kruba Baeng Salika Bird Amulet – Hand-Painted Bird with Hair & Robe Relics – Wat Ban Tanod

Origin: Wat Ban Tanod, Nakhon Ratchasima

Year: Estimated B.E. 2555–2562 (2012–2019 CE)

Design: Hand-painted Salika bird on sacred powder; reverse features Kruba Baeng’s sacred hair (Gesa) and monk robe (Ciwon) fabric inserts.

Materials: Sacred powder, master’s hair and monk robe relics, paint.

Condition: Superb collector’s item with rare relics. Please review the photographs for the exact condition of this piece.

This is a rare and highly valued collector’s edition of Kruba Baeng’s Salika series. The front features a beautiful, hand-painted Salika bird representing attraction and charisma.

The reverse is enriched with Kruba Baeng’s own sacred hair (Gesa) and holy monk robe (Ciwon) fabric. In Thai amulet culture, relic-bearing amulets represent the closest connection to the master, providing supreme protection and blessings.

Best For:

Ultimate spiritual protection and deflecting harm

Receiving the supreme blessings of Kruba Baeng directly

High wealth generation, business luck, and social status