A temple blessed magic cloth from LP Naen depicting a Kumantong (Golden baby) being magically fed from its own placenta, a powerful symbol of Thai necromantic magic evoking wealth, love and protection.
Magic cloths like these are believed to be inhabited or ensouled by magically installed entities who can help their owners to achieve their goals and would be hung in shops to entice customers, money and wealth; in a home, it might also be hung facing the back of the front door.
Offering might include sandalwood incense, water, and jasmine flowers.
