Takrut Mai Chet Si 7 Color Cord Luang Pho Chamnian Wat Tham Suea B.E. 2537
Description
This authentic two-inch Takrut Mai Chet Si (Seven-Color Silk Thread Takrut) was consecrated in B.E. 2537 (1994) by the celebrated Vipassana meditation master Luang Pho Chamnian Silasettho of Wat Tham Suea (the famous Tiger Cave Temple) in Krabi Province. Luang Pho Chamnian was internationally revered for his cheerful compassion, radiant aura, and powerful protective blessings. The core of the talisman consists of a rolled sacred metal foil inscribed with potent Buddhist yantras, which is then tightly hand-woven with durable silk threads of seven auspicious planetary colors. Each color corresponds to a day of the week and a protective celestial deva, symbolizing continuous 24/7 protection and harmony for individuals of any birth day. In southern Thai lore, Luang Pho Chamnian’s 7-color takrut is famed for warding off negative energies, calming chaotic environments, and unlocking persistent fortune (Chok Lap) in trade and negotiations. Devotees carry it in pocket, on keychain, or worn on waist cord. Its compact two-inch format and vibrant authentic cord weaving make it both an aesthetically pleasing and spiritually potent everyday talisman. Verified 100% genuine by Dan Siam Amulets.
