Description

Ajarn Nut | BE 2569 | Only 2 Pieces Made | Size: 7 x 4.5 cm

Ajarn Nut made only 2 Por Per Panneng Prai — and he carved the Por Per you see at the front directly from panneng. Behind him sits Ajarn Nut’s signature murn sarn, takruts, additional panneng and a bottle of Nam Man Prai Saneha. However, the most unusual part is the direction Ajarn Nut gave this particular pair: male-to-male attraction.

This is not because Por Per automatically means male-to-male. It does not. Instead, Ajarn Nut chose the Por Per form for these two pieces and infused them with the specific saneh wicca needed to direct their purpose toward attraction between men.

That deliberate direction is what makes this BE 2569 pair different.

Why This Por Per Panneng Prai Is Different

Por Per can be understood as the male counterpart to the familiar Mae Per form. However, the form itself does not decide the purpose of every Por Per.

Instead, different creations can carry different directions depending on their materials, construction and wicca. For this particular release, Ajarn Nut specifically worked these two pieces toward saneh and attraction from men.

Therefore, the male-to-male nature belongs to this pair, not to Por Per as a whole. Ajarn Nut did not simply take a male figure and later market it for another audience. He created these two with that direction from the beginning.

The Por Per Himself Is Carved From Panneng

The front is where this piece immediately catches the eye.

Ajarn Nut carved the central Por Per directly from panneng, then painted the figure and surrounded the body with yants. As a result, the panneng is not merely a small ingredient hidden somewhere inside the casing. It forms the Por Per himself.

The exposed male form is deliberately direct. Meanwhile, the panneng body and surrounding yants give the front the unmistakable character of a darker saneh creation.

More importantly, what you see at the front is part of the actual material construction. It is not simply an image placed over another base.

Behind the Panneng

Turn the amulet over and the construction becomes heavier.

Ajarn Nut packed the reverse with his signature murn sarn. Within it, he placed 2 takruts, another piece of panneng and a miniature Por Per.

Most noticeably, he also housed a small bottle of Nam Man Prai Saneha directly within the back. Therefore, the oil does not sit separately from the piece; it becomes part of the amulet itself.

Together, the panneng, murn sarn, takruts, miniature Por Per and Nam Man Prai Saneha build the saneh character behind the carved figure at the front.

Created Specifically for Attraction Between Men

The appearance catches attention, but the wicca gives these two pieces their specific direction.

Ajarn Nut did not make a general batch and later separate two pieces for male-to-male use. Instead, he created this pair from the beginning with its saneh directed toward attraction between men.

For a male owner seeking attraction, attention or romantic interest from other men, that specificity is the real appeal. While many saneh pieces carry a broader direction, Ajarn Nut gave these two a much narrower purpose.

And Ajarn Nut made only 2.

𝗘𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀 – –

Based on ancient & traditional beliefs, this is said to:

• Enhance male-to-male attraction
• Strengthen saneh and personal charm
• Draw attraction and attention from men
• Support romantic attraction
• Support relationship attraction
• Enhance metta and interpersonal attraction

For this BE 2569 creation, the male-to-male direction does not come simply from Por Per taking a male form. Instead, it comes from the specific purpose Ajarn Nut gave these two pieces and the wicca he infused into them.

A Por Per carved from panneng. Ajarn Nut’s signature murn sarn behind it. Two takruts, additional panneng, a miniature Por Per and Nam Man Prai Saneha housed within the back.

Ajarn Nut made only 2 Por Per Panneng Prai.

There is no third piece in this BE 2569 release.

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