This is a prosperity amulet created by Ajahn Tawee, a magician from Laos. It is an early Super Rare work. The magical object, shaped by carving the characteristic elephant bone of the master along with mantras, is not a one-of-a-kind item, but because it is handmade, there are many collectors. Originally, in the old days, the act of carving was thought to allow magic to permeate easily, so there was a belief in carving magical sculptures on animal bones, tusks, and rarely, human bones. This item for sale is a "truly old work of the master" that no one has ever seen before. It is made by carving out and shaping three to four blocks of elephant bone, and then assembling them to create a three-dimensional form. It is a phantom work of the master's early days, produced with great effort and time. A "rare item" in many ways, a sacred object. The subject matter combines Porper and Ngan. Porper (the male version of Maeper, sometimes paired with it.) It has various meanings, but it strongly prays for prosperity, love, charm, human connections, business, and avoiding evil female ghosts. Due to the shape of this amulet, a part of the frame has been cut out from the beginning, but it is said that applying charm oil or spirit oil here will increase its power. Although it has been stored unused, there are minor scratches on the waterproof frame due to its age. This work is a rare amulet among the master's works, so rare that it is difficult to even see it. Because it is elaborate, in my personal opinion, it has a mysterious sense of life and aura. I am listing it for the purpose of organizing my collection. If you are interested, please consider it.