Kruba Wimarat Wat Phra That Doi Jom

This Khun Pean originates from the Northern Lanna tradition and carries the combined influence of two highly respected masters—Kruba Wimarat of Wat Phra That Doi Jom and his uncle, Kruba Aor Pantita of Wat Phra That Doi Jom Vae, Chiang Mai. Both belong to a direct line of teachers renowned for their command of Burmese wiccha and tiger wiccha, disciplines deeply rooted in protective and commanding spiritual force. Their practices emphasized not only charm and attraction but also the strength of presence, ensuring that a wearer is both respected and regarded with authority.

The sacred mixture of this piece reflects their shared expertise. It is infused with powerful Burmese herbs, selected for their efficacy in charm, magnetism, and protective qualities. These herbs were gathered and prepared under ritual conditions, then pressed into the Khun Pean mould, making it both a carrier of seneh and a shield against obstacles. The combination of Burmese wiccha with local Lanna knowledge ensures that the energy is versatile—working to open doors in relationships, career, and social encounters while safeguarding the wearer from ill intent.

Both Kruba Wimarat and Kruba Aor Pantita were not only masters in their own right but also active participants in many major consecration ceremonies across Northern Thailand. Their blessings and the materials they contributed were highly sought after, with temples frequently inviting them to lend spiritual strength to important batches of amulets. This interconnection of networks and rituals gave their creations a wide foundation of power, each piece carrying the collective merit of countless ceremonies.

The rarity of this particular Khun Pean adds to its significance. It was acquired from a respected Chiang Mai dealer known for his specialization in Northern amulets, ensuring its provenance within the circle of serious collectors. For those who seek both the magnetism of seneh and the commanding presence associated with tiger wiccha, this piece represents a concentrated example of the North’s most potent traditions.

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