Description

Phu Lersi Pong | BE 255x | Size: 5.8 X 4.3 cm

This piece comes from an old and rare batch taken directly from Phu Lersi Pong’s personal collection.
He created it during his younger years, and he hand-carved the entire amulet himself.

On the reverse, he engraved the yants by hand.
On the front, he finished the piece with a single gemstone.
Together, these elements reflect his early working style, which focused on function rather than display.

With Phu Lersi Pong’s works, material quantity has never defined value.
Instead, he consistently prioritised using the right material for the right purpose.

For this reason, every part of this amulet serves a specific role within the wicca.
Nothing appears on the piece purely for decoration.

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Intentional Construction

Most notably, the four drilled holes carry direct symbolic meaning.
They relate to the yoni and cervix, and they represent the various openings and gateways within the wicca itself.

As a result, these openings form part of the amulet’s spiritual structure rather than its appearance.
They exist because the working requires them, not because the design demands them.

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Yoni Mae — Krung Lang Charm

Yoni Mae belongs to the category of krung lang, which refers to animalistic Maha Saneh charm amulets.

Specifically, Mae Yoni represents the female yoni, while its counterpart — the Lingam or Palakit — represents the male force.
Because of this pairing, practitioners associate Yoni Mae with sexual kamasutra energy that moves and circulates around the wearer.

Traditionally, practitioners wear this type of amulet below the waist, often keeping it close to the private area, because placement directly affects effectiveness.

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Attraction, Influence & Wishes

Beyond attraction alone, Yoni Mae also carries associations with influence and wish-granting.

Practitioners traditionally use this type of amulet to:

• attract or convince an intended lover

• strengthen charm and sexual appeal

• influence emotions and personal perception

As the wearer continues to carry it, others may feel increasingly drawn toward them.
This attraction can apply to the opposite sex or the same sex, depending on the wearer.

In addition, traditional practice allows the wearer to dip the locket into a glass of water.
Afterwards, the intended person consumes the water, which practitioners believe can influence the heart and mind more directly.

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One-Eye Coconut Significance

In Thai belief, a single-eye coconut symbolises:

• good luck

• wealth

• prosperity

While many people associate one-eye coconuts with Rahu, practitioners also use them in other sacred creations.
This Yoni Mae amulet represents one such application.

Moreover, practitioners regard this piece as a potent sensual charm because it carries passive, accumulating kamasutra energy.
Over time, continued wearing allows this energy to build.
As a result, some believe the wearer may eventually feel the effects even without carrying the locket.

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Who This Is Suitable For

This Mae Yoni amulet suits individuals who:

• seek attraction, influence, and personal magnetism, rather than decoration

• feel open to krung lang or Maha Saneh charms

• value purpose-driven wicca over visual complexity

• want to enhance confidence, presence, and interpersonal influence

• feel comfortable with amulets traditionally worn below the waist

However, this piece may not suit those who look for purely ornamental or fashion-based charms.

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𝗘𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁𝘀 – –

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

• enhance attraction, charm, and personal magnetism
• increase influence over others and social presence
• support wish-granting related to love and desire
• bring wealth, good luck, and business, sales, or deal flow
• strengthen metta and personal appeal
• accumulate kamasutra energy through continued wearing

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