Por Tan Suksabai

Every trip to Chiang Mai, I make it a point to visit Por Tan Suksabai — one of the few true living legends still blessing devotees today. This trip was no exception, and as fate would have it, I arrived just as he was finishing a new batch of palakid.

But this isn’t your average palakid.
This batch is carved from a very special wood known locally as “mai hee kan” — a name that’s as wild as it sounds. Loosely translated, it means “the wood that makes a woman’s privates itchy.” Yes, it’s cheeky, but the energy behind it is no joke.

Mai Hee Kan is a white wood revered for its ability to stir deep attraction and arousal — not just in a physical sense, but in the way it draws attention, curiosity, and desire from those around you. Whether you're making a pitch, walking into a room, or simply want to be the most magnetic version of yourself, this is the kind of charm that turns heads and sparks conversations.

Unlike factory-made pieces, each palakid is hand-carved, hand-inscribed, and individually blessed by Por Tan himself — meaning every piece carries a unique soul and potent energy.

A few stories from Thai luksits who wear this:

• One shared how business clients suddenly became unusually attentive, even asking for his opinions more often.

• Another said women who never paid him much mind suddenly started initiating conversations.

• One even claimed he closed 3 deals in a week that had been dragging for months.

This is not mass produced — what you’re looking at is old-school magic, created with intention and spirit.
I’ll be offering a very small batch at an introductory price, once these are gone, they’re gone.