Por Sala Tan

This Pidta is carved from Mai Takien, a spirit-inhabited tree long regarded in Thai and Southeast Asian traditions as a dwelling place of powerful female spirits. Mai Takien has been used for centuries in protective and charm-focused wicha, its energy feared and respected because of its natural potency. When consecrated into the form of Pidta, the merging of Buddhist imagery with animist power produces a rare balance of protection, metta, and wealth-enhancing blessings.

Reasons for Power

• Spirit-Infused Material: Mai Takien wood carries the essence of the tree’s guardian spirit. This imbues the amulet with natural protective force and an aura of command.

• Sacred Carving into Pidta Form: The closed-eye Buddha symbolizes shutting off external negativity, guarding the wearer against misfortune, black magic, and harmful intentions.

• Wicha Harmonisation: Through consecration, the raw spirit force of Takien is tempered with Buddhist baramee, ensuring it brings benefits rather than disturbance.

Blessings and Effects

• Protection: A strong shield against spiritual attacks, curses, and unseen dangers. The Takien spirit is traditionally known to guard its devotee fiercely.

• Wealth and Opportunity: Takien energy is often invoked for prosperity; in this form it supports stable growth, good fortune, and unexpected financial windfalls.

• Metta & Seneh: While primarily protective, Takien also enhances personal magnetism, making the wearer more respected, trusted, and approachable.

• Clarity & Strength: Pidta imagery amplifies inner strength, granting focus, wisdom, and resilience during life’s challenges.