Kayaphan takrut belt 符管僧带

Kayaphan takrut belt (String and nickel foil material) from PT Jao Saeng, Wat Ban Trang, Pattani. With various Yants drawn on the belt, attached to 3 takruts at the end. PT is an old guru monk of Pattani who is now famous in Southern Thailand and Bkk for his "Pran Boon" mask amulets. It is based on the Jataka tale of the Kinaree Princess Manora and Hunter Pran Boon, which spiritual dance is performed in temples of Southern Thailand and Northern Malaysia during big festivals. He is very famous for his Kayaphan belt as well, well sought after by the local Thai soldiers. Excellent for strong popularity, wealth attraction, good business, invulnerability and evasion of all danger. Consecrated in 2559 (2016). 2 pieces available. $120 each. SOLD OUT. Thks for support!
符管僧带（线与镍片制) - 出自婆叹昭贤，般当寺，北大年府。僧带上画了数种符印，尾端连着3支符管。婆叹是该府的老师父，他所加持的“潘布恩”面具牌现在红遍整个泰南和曼谷。它是源自受生传里头紧那罗公主马诺拉和猎人潘布恩的故事。这种灵性的传统舞蹈通常在泰南和北马的寺庙节庆里才可以看到。他的僧带也非常出名，很受到当地泰国士兵的欢迎。能赐予全面人缘、招财、好生意、刀枪不入及避开一切危险。佛历2559(2016)年开光。有2条。每条120元。

Kayaphan Katha:

Puttang Kayaphan Thanang,
Thammang Kayaphan Thanang,
Sangkang Kayaphan Thanang,
Puttang Kongkapan Thanang,
Thammang Kongkapan Thanang,
Sangkang Kongkapan Thanang,
Puttang Klaew Klad,
Thammang Klaew Klad,
Sangkang Klaew Klad,
Phra Putta Jao Yang Bat,
Itipiso Phakawa, Metta Kunnang,
Phra Arahang Metta,
Manut Nai Dai Lah Metta Dit.

*Wear on the left side for invulnerability and evasion of danger,
Wear on the right side for popularity and wealth*