Jaifah Aksornsri finds inspiration in the architectural styles of ancient Lanna temples for the design of this spirit house. According to Thai customs, when people finish building their own houses they create a san phra poom, or guardian spirit house. A Buddhist ceremony takes place to invite a protective spirit to inhabit the small house. It is believed it will bring luck, happiness, success and security against mean spirits or enemies who might threaten the family or their home. Painted a glossy white, the mango wood spirit house glistens with red and clear mirrors.
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This is a very beautiful and unique piece. The size is perfect and is well made.
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I purchased this to go with my collection of Jaifah Aksornsris work. I really enjoy looking at my collection.
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When I saw this, I just had to purchase it to go along with my tea light holders and the large candle holder. I admire Jaifah Aksornsri artistic ability.
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