Ancient Lanna Pa Yant depicting Phra Siwali, Mae Nang Kwak and a royal figure – Hand-painted sacred cloth (approx. 50 years old)

Ancient Lanna Pa Yant depicting Phra Siwali, Mae Nang Kwak and a royal figure – Hand-painted sacred cloth (approx. 50 years old)

Here is an exceptional piece for collectors of rare talismans: a genuine ancient pa yant from Northern Thailand , Lanna style, entirely handmade on a traditional cotton fabric.

This painted sacred fabric represents a mystical and symbolic scene:

• Phra Siwali , the thudong monk who brings merit and fortune, walks with his ritual fan ( talapad ), his alms bowl and his monk’s bag.
• A royal figure seated on a throne, holding a jewel in his right hand, evokes karmic power, wealth or great decisions of destiny.
• Mae Nang Kwak , Thai goddess of abundance, patronage and luck, is depicted in her calling pose.

Around these central figures are numbered square yantras and handwritten Khom and Lanna prayer lines , probably intended to direct energy flows related to karma, fortune, and spiritual guidance.

This ancient work (approximately 40 to 50 years old), of unknown origin, comes from a private collection and bears witness to an endangered esoteric know-how. It is a unique piece.

Approximate dimensions:
24 x 28 cm
Natural cotton fabric slightly yellowed by time

Possible use:
Hang in a business or personal altar to attract merit, luck, and karmic protection .

the magic of the Buddha

Beneath the apparent simplicity of this worn fabric lies a forgotten language: that of signs read by spirits. Phra Siwali walks tirelessly, carrying merit slung over her shoulder. The goddess calls, gentle and discreet, from her magic carpet. And the royal man, frozen in another world, holds in his hand a jewel that only the pure of heart can see shine. This peasant does not tell a story: he whispers destiny.

sacred Buddhist rituals