Description
Ajarn Kitkamo | BE 2569 | One of a Kind | Approx. US 7 / EU 54 / UK N–O / 17.3 mm
Not everyone likes wearing several amulets around their neck, especially when going to work or heading out. But choosing just one often means having to decide which Wicca matters more — wealth, attraction, sixth sense or something else. With this ring, you don’t have to choose between wealth, sixth sense and wish granting.
Ajarn Kitkamo carved it entirely from actual Gradook Prai, taken from a Phi Tai Hong Prai he had kept for approximately 4–5 years before it was cut and made into rings. Khun Paen sits at the centre, with two Prai Kasip figures on either side. It can be worn like everyday jewellery, yet carries the Wicca associated with all three carvings and the Phi Tai Hong Prai itself.
Gradook Prai — The Spirit Within
Phi Tai Hong refers to spirits of people who died sudden, violent or unnatural deaths. In certain Thai occult traditions, these spirits are sought for their assistance in Prai-based Wicca. The Gradook Prai used here comes from a Phi Tai Hong Prai that Ajarn Kitkamo had kept for approximately 4–5 years before it was cut and fashioned into rings.
According to Ajarn Kitkamo’s practice, it serves as both a vessel for the Wicca and the material housing the Phi Tai Hong spirit itself. After carving, he consecrated the ring with the intention that the Prai would follow and assist its owner wherever they go, including helping with wishes and personal matters.
Unlike the usual pressed-powder Prai amulets, this ring is carved directly from the it. It isn’t an ordinary metal ring with a little Prai powder added, nor a small fragment mixed with other materials.
Khun Paen — Wealth, Influence & Attraction
Many people associate Khun Paen with Saneh and love, but that’s only part of it. Khun Paen originates from the famous Thai epic Khun Chang Khun Paen, where he is portrayed as a warrior skilled in magic, warfare and winning the affection of women. Over time, his name became closely associated with Thai amulets for wealth, luck, influence, Metta and Saneh.
For those in business, Khun Paen is traditionally sought for wealth luck, attracting customers, profitable opportunities and beneficial connections. His Metta and influence aspects are also believed to help gain favour, improve negotiations and make others more receptive. This applies not only to customers, but also to colleagues, superiors, business partners and people you deal with regularly.
Then there’s Saneh, for personal charm, popularity, romance and attraction. Khun Paen has never been limited to love alone, and that’s particularly relevant to this ring.
Prai Kasip — Whispers, Warnings & Sixth Sense
Prai Kasip is associated with whispering Prai and is traditionally sought for sixth sense, intuition, spiritual warnings and guidance. In occult belief, such guidance may come through dreams, sudden instincts, unexplained feelings or subtle hints about people and situations. It doesn’t necessarily mean hearing an actual voice whispering into your ear.
Some seek Prai Kasip to help recognise opportunities, sense hidden intentions and avoid unfavourable dealings. Others value the guidance in personal matters, particularly when dealing with people whose intentions aren’t clear.
For someone doing business, attracting opportunities is one thing. Being able to recognise which opportunities are worth pursuing, or when something doesn’t feel right, is another. Here, two Prai Kasip figures are carved beside Khun Paen, bringing these intuitive aspects alongside Khun Paen’s wealth, influence and attraction.
Hand-Carved Prai Jewellery for Everyday Wear
Khun Paen is carved at the centre, with one Prai Kasip figure on each side. All three are carved directly into the Gradook Prai rather than attached as separate charms. Ajarn Kitkamo applied a layer of epoxy to improve durability and help protect the carving.
As the ring is hand-carved, its inner opening isn’t perfectly circular. Therefore, the approximate sizing may feel slightly different from a conventional ring.
It can be worn directly on the finger and incorporated into everyday outfits without having to wear several amulets around the neck. If preferred, a hook can be added so it can be worn as a necklace pendant. Alternatively, the ring can be encased like a conventional Thai amulet.
Only one piece was made in this particular design.
𝗘𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀 – – Based on ancient & traditional beliefs, this is said to:
- Attract wealth luck, money, customers and business opportunities
- Strengthen influence, negotiations, Metta and beneficial connections
- Enhance sixth sense, intuition and spiritual awareness
- Provide whispered guidance, warnings and insights through Prai Kasip
- Help recognise hidden intentions, opportunities and potential trouble
- Support wish granting and personal matters through the associated Phi Tai Hong Prai
- Enhance Saneh, charm, popularity, romance and attraction
🔱𝑺𝒉𝒐𝒈𝒖𝒏𝑿 𝑨𝒎𝒖𝒍𝒆𝒕𝒔
𝑾𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒔𝒑𝒊𝒓𝒊𝒕𝒖𝒂𝒍 𝒋𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒏𝒆𝒚 𝒃𝒆𝒈𝒊𝒏𝒔
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