Description

Kruba Baeng Salika Koo Maha Sanaeh – Gemstone & Takrut (Yellow Bird Tail) – Wat Ban Tanod

Origin: Wat Ban Tanod, Nakhon Ratchasima

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

Design: Twin Salika birds with yellow paint accents on the tail; reverse features gemstone inserts and an embedded takrut.

Materials: Sacred powder, gemstone inserts, metal takrut, paint.

Condition: Highly detailed, vibrant paint. Please review the photographs for the exact condition of this piece.

This Salika Koo Maha Sanaeh (Grand Attraction) amulet features twin birds with striking yellow-painted tails. Yellow represents gold, success, and prosperity in speech and commerce.

The back is loaded with mineral gemstones and an embedded takrut scroll, providing a complete spiritual matrix that helps the wearer gain favor, close deals, and build deep trust with colleagues and customers.

Best For:

Extreme Metta Maha Sanaeh (grand attraction and favor)

Closing high-value sales and commercial contracts

Enhancing personal charm and popularity