An enchanted magical cloth for maha saneh (supernaturally amplified attraction), depicting an amorous man in the embrace of three female companions.
In Thailand, magic cloths like these are believed to be inhabited or ensouled by magically installed entities who can help their owners to achieve their goals. Normally pieces like this would be silk-screened and chanted in bulk by monks in a temple to be hung in shops or at home for protection.
What makes this piece so VERY rare and unusual is the fact that Sala Suea hand-drew just this single piece on a section of funeral shroud and annointed it with magical oils (which is probably what gives its raw, gritty appearance). Because of this, it should probably be carried in a pocket or purse instead of being displayed openly.
Offering might include sandalwood incense, water, and jasmine flowers. One only.
