Mae Per with a White Skull Statue
This handmade Mae Per statue from Thailand is a powerful representation of fertility, protection, and the cycle of life and death. Revered in traditional Thai folk culture, Mae Per is a deva associated with the life-giving forces as well as the protective energies that safeguard homes and families.
This statue is vividly detailed in black, and red - colors which are often associated with power and protection. The figure is depicted in a seated position, radiating calm authority, pulling apart her abdomen with her hands to reveal a skull. Mae Per is adorned with sacred Yant symbols painted in red on her head, and on the head of the skull. There are multiple Yant painted in black along the base atop which she sits.
In Thai culture, Mae Per statues mark the presence of her divine presence and would be placed on a home altar or in a sacred space. Offerings would typically be made to the statue to gain favor or blessings from the spirit, particularly related to fertility and protection.
This statue of Mae Per stands at around 8 inches tall and is made of painted plaster. The statue comes as is, including a small amount of dust from the marketplace it was purchased from in Thailand, and a few small chips in the paint.
This handmade Mae Per statue from Thailand is a powerful representation of fertility, protection, and the cycle of life and death. Revered in traditional Thai folk culture, Mae Per is a deva associated with the life-giving forces as well as the protective energies that safeguard homes and families.
This statue is vividly detailed in black, and red - colors which are often associated with power and protection. The figure is depicted in a seated position, radiating calm authority, pulling apart her abdomen with her hands to reveal a skull. Mae Per is adorned with sacred Yant symbols painted in red on her head, and on the head of the skull. There are multiple Yant painted in black along the base atop which she sits.
In Thai culture, Mae Per statues mark the presence of her divine presence and would be placed on a home altar or in a sacred space. Offerings would typically be made to the statue to gain favor or blessings from the spirit, particularly related to fertility and protection.
This statue of Mae Per stands at around 8 inches tall and is made of painted plaster. The statue comes as is, including a small amount of dust from the marketplace it was purchased from in Thailand, and a few small chips in the paint.
This handmade Mae Per statue from Thailand is a powerful representation of fertility, protection, and the cycle of life and death. Revered in traditional Thai folk culture, Mae Per is a deva associated with the life-giving forces as well as the protective energies that safeguard homes and families.
This statue is vividly detailed in black, and red - colors which are often associated with power and protection. The figure is depicted in a seated position, radiating calm authority, pulling apart her abdomen with her hands to reveal a skull. Mae Per is adorned with sacred Yant symbols painted in red on her head, and on the head of the skull. There are multiple Yant painted in black along the base atop which she sits.
In Thai culture, Mae Per statues mark the presence of her divine presence and would be placed on a home altar or in a sacred space. Offerings would typically be made to the statue to gain favor or blessings from the spirit, particularly related to fertility and protection.
This statue of Mae Per stands at around 8 inches tall and is made of painted plaster. The statue comes as is, including a small amount of dust from the marketplace it was purchased from in Thailand, and a few small chips in the paint.
