Description

The Krueang Rang (Talismanic) output of Luang Por Sawai is regarded as some of the most potent animist magic of the pre-2500 BE era. Born in Ayuttaya and attaining mastery in Nakorn Pathom, Luang Por Sawai was a polyglot of wicha, studying under over twenty masters. This Boar’s Tusk specimen represents his mastery over the Yant Maha Gamnerd Narai (Birth of Vishnu) and the element-turning spells of the four cosmic powers.

The Great Master Luang Por Sawai Thidtawanno.

The Power of Khiaw Dtan (Solid Boar’s Tusk)

The material itself—a ‘Khiaw Dtan’—is a rare natural anomaly where the tusk has no hollow inner core. In Thai occult tradition, such a tusk is believed to possess innate Kong Grapan Chadtri (invulnerability) and Maha Amnaj (commanding authority). When combined with Luang Por Sawai’s hand-carved inscriptions, it becomes a “Living Shield” for the bearer.

Wicha Suea and Sariga: A Complete Synthesis

This artifact is a complex synthesis of three distinct wicha systems:

• Wicha Suea: Invoking the power of the Leaping Tiger for dominion, status, and protection against all physical harm.
• Wicha Sariga: The Celestial Magpie spells for Metta Mahaniyom (universal charm) and persuasive speech.
• Wicha Palad Khik: The ancient Vedic lingam magic for luck, prosperity, and the removal of black magic.

Macro detail reveals the master’s hand-inscribed Khom Agkhara.

Authentication and Curation

Curated by Ajarn Spencer Littlewood, this specimen is a prime example of Luang Por Sawai’s signature style. It is a one-of-a-kind acquisition for the serious collector of Krueang Rang talismanic arts.