Takrut
Takrut is a type of tubular amulet/talisman that originated from Thailand. They are worn by Thai people as a protection around their necks. Usually in an elongated shape and taking the shape of a scroll, these talismans are written with sacred inscriptions, spells, and sacred geometry based in Thai Buddhist, ancient Vedic, Khmer, Lanna, and animist traditions.
The takrut is used in all purposes from Maha Sanaeh (attraction), Metta Mahaniyom (business success and popularity), Maha Setthi (wealth), Maha Umlak (rising to power and authority), and Kong Grapan (impenetrability, invincibility).
符管
在古遠流傳至今，人們都喜愛佩帶一些由咒印捲成的符管，在泰國當地人相信符管可以帶來好運、保平安、招人緣、甚至招財貴人等等。
這種古老法術如果可以追溯至納蘭族及高棉時代，相傳兩族亦是暹邏地區最早的法術傳承，古老流傳各種符印包含著不同的力量，其中包括 咩打馬下列翁（人見人愛）、錫鐵（財富）、馬下暗甩（官威、權力）、公卡盼（刀槍不入）等等。
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