The Nong Ga Ti Luk Om Pong Prai Kuman by Ajarn Tui - in silver
These are very special and more from Nong Ga Ti will come soon as finding prai of this quality is rare.
The remains come from a tub of her ashes that were sourced after her cremation at around a year of age after an accident, but these are super special because they are of her crushed bone. These have no ashes from the wood (she was cremated in the traditional way) and if you check the pic of the Luk Om before they were covered in a natural lacquer, you can see small crumbs of the bone within.
Nong Ga Ti was a Tai Yai child who died in the region south of Chiang Mai and Ajarn collected the ashes himself. As with all top Pong Prai Kuman pieces, these has a pure, smooth feeling but the current is very strong indeed, and like all top child prai these are for Metta and great fortune. They have the kick of an Ajarn Tui amulet and the purity of a child, which is a great combination, and that takrut in the back is for the 4 elements to build the body of the amulet within.
These were made as part of the long tradition of making Luk Om from Child remains, the most famous of which are from Luang Phor Timm in the mid 1970's. I have had many of those and these are more potent because there is way more prai in there than in the originals. Not only are these less than half the price but using the modern magicians we can sustain the magic of this region through the difficulties to come. Magnificent work from Ajarn Tui.
The offerings are just kata, water every day, cooked rice and lots of merit. No need for red Fanta or toys or whatever, which makes these a simple but potent amulet with a great kata.
A nice size at 1.25" in its simple silver case and comes with Ajarns card and kata.
Top Prai Magic from a potent Lanna magician.
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