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Ai Kamphra Wua Thanu — the bull for trade and contest

Another old tradition of the Wua Thanu, long known across Isan, Lan Chang and Lanna, kept by the masters for trade and for contest. Where the name comes from in the tale of Thao Kamphra Phi Noi, the master who transmitted the lineage, the night the sacred thread was passed on, and what the text says about its use.

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Rak-Yom — the pair in a bottle of oil

One of the most familiar sacred objects in Thailand, and one of the most misunderstood. The master who carried the knowledge, where the dark reputation came from, how it differs from Kuman Thong, and what the oil around it actually means.

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Salaeng-Ngaeng Takrut "Saneh Thong Do"

Two lineages of practice, one amulet — loving-kindness, attraction, commerce and invulnerability. The story of the Salaeng-Ngaeng tradition, which holds both a martial side and a charm side within a single lineage, and the origin of the name "Thong Do", chosen so that the master's name would not be lost to time.

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How to link your LINE account and get order updates instantly

Link once, free of charge, and follow every step of your order — from confirmation and payment to your tracking number and instalment reminders.

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