Phra Phirap Mask Small Size Ajahn Siri Phong B.E. 2530 Hand Inscribed
Description
Phra Phirap (the fierce Bhairava aspect of Lord Shiva) is universally venerated in Thai classical arts, Khon masked dance, and esoteric ritual lineages as the supreme Grand Teacher (Kru Yai) possessing supreme occult authority. This rare miniature Phra Phirap face mask was cast and consecrated in B.E. 2530 (1987) by Ajahn Siri Phong Khruphanit, a master who dedicated his life to preserving authentic Siamese royal court and fine arts esoteric ceremonies. Unlike decorative masks, ritual Phra Phirap effigies undergo rigorous consecration requiring mastery of ancient Saivite and Buddhist invocation rites. This rare small-format cast metal mask features fierce fangs, third-eye crown, and intricate facial contours. Crucially, the reverse side is hand-inscribed by Ajahn Siri Phong with sacred occult yantras, marking its authenticity and limited production number. Devotees of Phra Phirap revere the deity for obliterating obstacles, expelling black magic, dissolving generational curses, and granting commanding authority (Maha Amnaj) and artistic triumph. It is particularly worshipped by performing artists, executives, military commanders, and those facing ruthless rivals. A genuine, museum-grade occult talisman preserved in excellent condition.
