Description

Kruba Baeng Salika Koo Amulet – Black Sacred Powder with Hand-Painted Twin Birds – Wat Ban Tanod

Origin: Wat Ban Tanod, Nakhon Ratchasima

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

Design: Rectangular powder tablet with vibrant, hand-painted twin Salika birds on the front; reverse features sacred gemstone inserts and a yantra.

Materials: Black sacred powder (Nur Phong Dam), colorful paint, mineral gemstone inserts.

Condition: Pristine, exquisite hand-painted details. Please review the photographs for the exact condition of this piece.

The front showcases twin Salika (golden-tongued birds of charm), a trademark amulet of Kruba Baeng. They represent persuasive speech, harmonized relationships, and extreme attraction.

The black sacred powder base is enriched with mineral gemstone inserts on the back, providing earth-energy blessings that align with Kruba Baeng’s specific Metta spellcraft to ensure popularity and success in business dealings.

Best For:

Metta Maha Sanaeh (loving attraction and popularity)

Vocal influence, sales negotiations, and public speaking success

Nurturing romantic and business relationships