This exquisite Manora Roon Mayo amulet is a sacred creation consecrated in 2016 during a joint ceremony conducted by two venerable masters from southern Thailand. It depicts a Manora dancer, an emblematic figure in the ancient traditions of southern Thailand, associated with grace, charm, and spiritual protection.
Each amulet is meticulously hand-painted, giving it a unique character. The Manora dancer's pose evokes harmony, balance, and elegance, while also serving as a ritual aid to attract luck, personal charm, and general protection in daily life.
Features
- đ Masters: Luang Phor Soon Wisuthasilo and Pothan Saeng
- đ Temples: Wat Kah Wai (Pathani) and Wat Ban Trang
- âš Deity: Manora (traditional dancer from southern Thailand)
- đ Dimensions: 40 mm X 30 mm
- â Weight: 36 grams
- Reliquary: New custom-made reliquary in gilded metal decorated with traditional polychrome motifs.
In the esoteric traditions of southern Thailand, the Manora is considered a benevolent spirit associated with beauty, luck, and protection. This amulet is particularly valued for enhancing natural charisma, fostering harmonious relationships, and warding off negative influences.
An ideal piece to wear or keep in a personal sacred space, it accompanies its wearer with a gentle yet protective energy.