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28Dec

Sak Yant Herbal Effigies for Sacred Ink

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Dtukadtaa Paya Wan Sak Thai Yai - Ruesi Hermit Image

The Dtugadtaa Paya Wan Sak is an effigy or image made from herbal powder clay, sometimes covered with dee buk leaden coating or even solid silver foil, or sometimes a solid cast image with a hollow in the base, filled with sacred herbal powder paste. In ancient times, Sak Yant Masters would have an assortment of these ‘Magic Dolls’ to dip their Sak Yant sticks (‘Khem Sak’, or ‘Mai Sak’) into the magical herbal mixture and stir some into their inkpot. This is believed to imbue the Sak Yant ink with different magical powers, depending on the magical attributes of the particular image, and of course the magical mixture of sacred herbs and powders within the image

Below is a gallery of different kinds of Dtugadtaa Paya Wan Sak, mostly from the Thai Yai Northern Lanna Sorcery tradition. Click each image to view full size.

The Thai Yai (otherwise known as the Shan) People of the Northern Lanna Region have a massive pantheon of Animist Gods andn Occult Practices, which is the subject of my E-book ‘The Book of Thai Lanna Sorcery’

Dtugadtaa Paya Wan Sak Tewada Kwak Sap Thai Yai
Dtugadtaa Paya Wan Sak Tewada Kwak Sap Thai Yai-
Dtukadtaa Maha Wan Ya Sak
Dtukadtaa Maha Wan Ya Sak
Maha Wan Ya Tewada Thai Yai Deva Angelic Spirit
Maha Wan Ya Tewada Thai Yai Deva
Paya Burisastra Kin Phii
Paya Burisastra Kin Phii – Ghost Eater Sacred Effigy

Paya Sri Burisasastra Paya Wan Sak
Paya Sri Burisasastra Paya Wan Sak
Various Tugadtaa Paya Paya Wan Sak Yant Singha Effigy for Magic Ink Making in Sak Yant
Paya Wan Sak Yant Singha Effigy
Various Tugadtaa Paya Wan Sak Magic Ink Making Effigies for Sak Yant Tattoos
Paya Wan Sak Magic Ink Making Effigies
Dtukadtaa Paya Wan Sak Thai Yai - Ruesi Hermit Image
Paya Wan Sak Ruesi Hermi

An ancient practice hardly seen these days the use of Paya Wan Sak amulets and effigies made from magical herbal powders and woods, used to dip the Sak Yant instrument into, and mix magical inks with. This was done to imbue different powers and kinds of magic to the ink, and the spell within the Sak Yant tattoo, depending on the type of Sak Yant Tattoo being performed.

Tags: Animist Lanna Magical Tattoos Occultism Sak Yant Thai Culture Thai Yai
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