Look Krok Nam Man Prai Poon Sap Kroo Ba Subin

Maker; Kroo Ba Subin
Temple of Origin; Samnak Songk Ban Ran Dtat Pom
Year of Issue; 2554 BE
Type of Amulet; Magic Potion, Necromancy
Magical Effects; Maha Sanaeh, Maha Lap, Maha Pokasap, Kaa Khaay, Siang Choke, Prai Grasip Choke, Gae Aathan
Material; Necromantic Prai Oils, Powders and Serums, Kumarn Tong Effigy
Recommended Uses; Seduction, Gambling, Business, Household Protection, Mercy Charm

Now already a legendary magical Necromantic potion from the ordained era of Ajarn Subin, as he was still 'Kroo Ba Subin' of the Samnak Songk Ban Ran Dtad Pom Temple in Chumporn. When Kroo Ba Subin made his first ever edition of Look Krok amulets many years ago, it caused a furor and was talked about by amulet fans all over Asia. The Look Krok is inserted into see pherng Prai Tong Kam (golden Prai balm) and was also immersed and soaked in Nam Man Prai Tong Kam Aathan oil before insertion. Two golden Takrut spells are also inserted.

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