Hanuman Guarding the Pavilion Yant (Hanuman Om Phlab Phla)

哈努曼・吞御營

Using his own body as a shield for the royal camp, a symbol of loyalty and of protecting those who matter

Benefits：護身避邪、家庭和睦、平安順遂

Meaning：Guardianship、Protection、Warding off evil、Family、Peace and safety、Smooth progress

Known in Thai as Hanuman Om Phlab Phla. In the Ramakien, when a demon king plotted to abduct Phra Ram, Hanuman used his powers to become a giant, wrapped his arms around the royal pavilion and then held the whole camp in his mouth, shielding it with his own body.

This is Hanuman's classic act of protection: "his tongue the gate, his body the wall, his life the shield." In traditional belief this yant signifies protecting your family and the people who matter to you, warding off evil and hidden attacks, and keeping life steady and smooth.

Unlike the attacking poses of the warrior series, this design centres on loyalty and protection, and is available in S and M for the arm.

• Becoming a giant to guard the royal camp in his mouth
• His body as a shield, a symbol of loyalty
• Signifies protecting family and loved ones
• Keeping life steady and smooth

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