The Kuman Thong Athan by Luang Phor Dam - protection/good fortune 2013
I have a soft spot for the work Luang Phor Dam because it harks back to wilder times.
   This amulet is raw as hell and I love the coffin nail at the back as these are hard to find now that everyoneuses staple guns to make coffins.
   Luang Phor made this from an old Wicha book that requires an Athan Muan Sarn that includes soil from graveyards and crematoriums, as well as many haunted places. Into this he mixed child ashes, Pong Prai Kuman, Pong Wahn Kuman Thong, powdered Takien wood from a Haunted tree and a coffin nail at the back of each kuman.
   It was blessed until it gained a visible spirit body in the mind of the maker and can be carried around for protection, to give warnings and bring good luck/good fortune. Make offerings of sweets, sweet drinks and children’s toys and communicate with it as much as you can to make a strong bond.
   This should be welcomed into the home with an offering and kata, as well as lots of merit. Remove these if offering the altar alcohol or raw meat. This is a classic of its type and I managed to get 4. As each rough face has been applied individually they all have a different look.
These measure 2.15" and come with a paper and Luang Phor's kata.
A classic ghost amulet.
Please copy the listing as it gets removed after selling out.
Paypal payments now have a 7% sales tax due to changes in our company status.
The standard set rate for post is now $15, and any orders over $300 qualify being sent by FedEx at no extra cost, although you will be charged if outside the area. Mai Kru, Miit Mhor, Books and the framed Yant Duang have the postage set at $55. For the cost of extra books please check the listings.
For those areas of the world that need all parcels to be sent by FedEx - Canada, Italy, South America and Africa - the minimum order is $300 and I send by FedEx at my expense, but you will pay the extra fee if you live outside the area.