Thai Mask Khon Ramayana : Hermit, Thai Amulets/Thai crafts (1 pc./7 " with base)

Description: Thai Mask Khon Ramayana Hermit (reusi) Thai Amulets / Thai crafts (1 pc. / Height : 7 in. with base - Width : 2.5 - 3 in.) *Size : See pictures 18 - 20. *1 cm. = 0.39 inch / 1 inch = 2.54 cm.*approximately *Very Rare + Free shipping *From the heart of the seller* This item is from my personal collection and kept at home. Made to order from an expert mask maker in Nonthaburi Province, near the capital of Thailand. Production was completed in 2020, taking 3 months. All materials are of high quality, such as fiberglass, resin or paint used, which makes them able to be stored for a long time, durable, and most importantly, every step of the production is completely handmade. Personal beliefs for this hermit's maskMost people believe that hermits have magical powers to help them. Protect the worshiper to be peaceful and happy. And it also helps to increase your charm, kindness, popularity, making people love and adore you as well. ***Free Hermit worship spell Specialty of the ProductThai AmuletsAmulet of charm, kindness, and great popularity.Made in ThailandAvailable only in ThailandThai cultural identitySouvenirs from ThailandRare collectiblesUnusual collectiblesHard to FindThe product has sentimental valueThe real thing has been consecrated. Khon is a dance drama genre from Thailand. Khon has been performed since the Ayutthaya Kingdom.It is traditionally performed solely in the royal court. Khon is based on the tales of the epic Ramakien (Thai adaptation of Indian Hindu epic Ramayana),as Thai literature and drama draws great inspiration from Indian arts and legend. Legend of Hermit (reusi) ‘Hermit’ or ‘recluse’. Sages or wise characters in the Ramakien and other Thai folk tales, who have the capability to exhibit special magical powers. They usually live in a cave as ascetics or hermits and they are depicted wearing tiger fur and usually with a white beard or moustache, though some have no facial hair at all. Reusi also frequently appear as characters in nang thalung, i.e. Thai shadow play. They are also known to teach exercises that promote good physical health and statues of reusi in various poses displaying exercises are sometimes found in temple gardens, such as in Wat Poh and in Wat Bang Peng Tai. This concept is referred to as Tha Reusi Dat Ton (ท่าฤาษีดัดตน), Reusi Dat Ton (ฤาษีดัดตน), or simply Tha Reusi (ท่าฤาษี), meaning ‘Hermit Poses of Exercising One's Body’, ‘Hermit Exercising One's Body’, and ‘Hermit Poses’, respectively. Some reusi are related to the Hindu god Vishnu and are hence likewise portrayed with multiple arms and heads and holding similar attributes and as reusi nah seua, having the body of a man and the head of a tiger, thus referring to Vishnu's fourth avatara Narasingha. Occasionally a reusi can still be seen today. Hermits are also called munih, Phra Dabot, and trikanchana, i.e. ‘one who knows the three times’. In the tambon Nong Ong, in the amphur U-Thong, in Suphanburi province, is a giant statue of the reusi Narod, said to be the first and largest in the world. Shipping method***Free Shipping******Ship with Tracking Number*** *Item location : Nonthaburi, Thailand*Handling Time : 3 business day1. Domestic Shipping- Standard Shipping from outside US 2. International shipping- Standard International Shipping *Excluded locations- Alaska/Hawaii- US Protectorates- APO/FPO- Mauritius, Morocco- Israel- Mexico- Brazil, Chile, Peru- PO Box*Domestic returns and International returns see details at Returns. Thank you very much for using our service. Thanks for your interested and good luck. **********************************************************

Price: 55.89 USD

Location: Nonthaburi

End Time: 2024-09-02T13:45:40.000Z

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