Talisman Lak Yom – Luang Phor Mian Kalyano – Wat Ban Chaniang Wanaram (Buriram)

This Lak Yom talisman, consecrated by the Venerable Luang Phor Mian Kalyano of Wat Ban Chaniang Wanaram (Buriram), is a powerful Khmer guardian intended to protect, attract good fortune, and support professional and commercial activities. Made according to ancient tradition, it contains two miniature jackfruit wood figurines immersed in ritual oil within a sealed reliquary decorated with handwritten incantations—a rare concentration of Khmer protective magic.

Lak Yom are used to ward off dangers, absorb negative influences, repel evil spirits, and attract prosperity. They act as a "double protector": an invisible presence that watches over the wearer, protects the home, and enhances personal charisma during professional interactions.

About Luang Phor Mian Kalyano

Born in Cambodia in 1936, the venerable Luang Phor Mian Kalyano is one of the most respected Khmer masters in the Buriram region. He studied traditional magic under Ajarn Svay and Ajarn Ta Yan Tak before taking vows at Wat Yot Thong (Kampot). Passionate about the occult sciences, he studied in depth the secret rituals of Angkor Wat as well as the ancestral recipes passed down by his masters.

In the 1970s, he embarked on a long journey through the mountains and forests of Cambodia before settling in Thailand. Thanks to the faith of his followers, he founded Wat Ban Chaniang Wanaram , now a highly revered temple. He is most famous for his mastery of Hoon Payon magical figurines , created according to ancient manuscripts. His Lak Yom and Hoon Payon are renowned for their exceptional effectiveness in protection, purification, and business success.

Features

🙏 Master: Luang Phor Mian Kalyano

🛕 Temple: Wat Ban Chaniang Wanaram (Buriram)

✨ Deity: Lak Yom

📐 Dimensions: 6.5 cm x 4 cm

⚓ Weight: 14 grams

Reliquary: New, custom-made, waterproof reliquary partially filled with holy oil and decorated with traditional motifs.

In the silent forests where Khmer masters once traced their yants by moonlight, the Lak Yom were born like invisible sentinels. Imbued with the secrets of Angkor, they stand between worlds, observing, filtering, repelling what must not cross the threshold of your life. Wear it, and the guardian rises: its eyes see the invisible, its steps precede yours, and its hands deflect what your destiny has no need to encounter.