Pha Yant Lersi Sak Yant (Tattoo Hermit) – Ajarn San Khong Wet
Type: Sacred Cloth Talisman – Protection, Attraction & Power
Size: 17 x 22 inches
Origin: Thailand
Condition: Very Good – One Only
Description
A powerful and beautifully inscribed Pha Yant (sacred cloth) from Ajarn San Khong Wet, depicting a Lersi hermit-sage holding a Sak Yant tattoo stick — symbol of the mystical lineage of yantra tattooing and ritual empowerment in Thai esoteric tradition.
Among Thailand’s pantheon of 108 Lersi, the figure shown here represents the Hermit-Master of Tattooing, guardian of sacred scripts and patron of tattoo artists (ajarn sak yant) who channel mantras through the needle. In Thai lore, such Lersi are invoked for mastery, authority, protection, and attraction, empowering both the tattooist and the wearer of sacred marks.
This vibrant red cloth version bears clear yantra inscriptions (yant) and protective blessings from Ajarn San Khong Wet, consecrated during the Wai Kru (teacher-honoring) ceremony — a yearly rite in which masters recharge their lineage power and transmit it to their disciples.
Features
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Created and blessed by Ajarn San Khong Wet
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Depicts Lersi holding Sak Yant tattoo stick, patron of mystical tattoo arts
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Rich red cloth, hand-yanted and temple blessed
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Empowered during Wai Kru ceremony for protection and charisma
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Believed to bring authority, charm, success, and defense from harm
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Size: 17 × 22 inches – Very Good condition, one only
Notes
The Lersi are hermit-sages who withdrew into meditation and mastery of natural and occult forces; this particular form embodies the tattoo master archetype within Thai Saiyasart (occult Buddhism). Ideal for practitioners of Sak Yant, collectors of Thai esoterica, or anyone drawn to the lineage of magical art and devotion.
All spiritual information is provided for cultural and historical appreciation only.
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