TRADITIONAL SHAN SPIRITUAL COLLECTIBLE

Uma Devi Face Bumblebee

Traditional Shan Amulet of Charm, Prosperity & Protection

By Tu Chao Pu Wa Ling Wirathayo
Wat Weluwan, Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand

Shan Talismanic Tradition & Divine Symbolism

Uma Devi Face Bumblebee, traditionally known as Mang Phu Kham, combines the traditional Shan, or Tai Yai, talisman form with the face of Uma Devi at its center.

According to the supplied production account, this edition was created using a traditional Shan formula together with Deva Mantra Maha Wet invocation rites. Within this tradition, it is associated with prosperity, relief from hardship, peace, personal charm, protection, and timely support during important turning points in life.

Tradition Shan / Tai Yai talismanic tradition with Brahmanical deity invocations
Distinctive Feature Uma Devi’s face incorporated into the center of the talisman
Type Metal amulet / spiritual collectible

Available in Three Material Variations

Material Reported Production Quantity
Genuine Silver 16 pieces
Satta Alloy Mixed with Old Red Satang Coins 399 pieces
Aluminum Mixed with Holed Satang Coins 399 pieces

Production quantities refer to the reported total for each material rather than the seller’s current stock. Exact alloy compositions and the metal content of the holed coins have not been specified.

Please select your preferred material from the listing options.

The Legend of Mang Phu Kham

The supplied traditional account connects Mang Phu Kham with Pho Khru Po Po Aung, described in the legend as a teacher of King Bayinnaung. It tells of a Mang Phu Kham made to support the king’s throne and symbolize victory, authority, and success.

Shan lore also associates these talismans with kings, nobles, and wealthy householders who carried them as symbols of influence, favorable relationships, and accomplishment.

These accounts form part of the talisman’s traditional background and are presented as legends rather than independently verified historical provenance.

Uma Devi & the Consecration Tradition

According to the production account, Wirathayo performed rites invoking Uma Devi into the central face of the talisman.

The Deva Mantra Maha Wet formula also invoked Shiva, Vishnu, and Brahma, together with Uma Devi, Lakshmi, and Saraswati, bringing their divine symbolism together within one talisman.

The account describes ceremonial casting at an auspicious Ganesh Chaturthi timing, followed by consecration rites and a celebration associated with Bayinnaung’s victory tradition.

Uma Devi’s presence gives this edition its distinctive devotional identity, representing love, dignity, authority, and the fulfillment of important aspirations.

Traditional Spiritual Associations

Charm & Favorable Relationships
Associated with Maha Saneh and Metta Maha Niyom: personal attraction, goodwill, popularity, and a favorable reception from others.

Prosperity & Opportunity
Revered by devotees seeking favorable business opportunities, financial support, and greater ease in earning a living.

Protection & Overcoming Obstacles
Traditionally associated with protection from misfortune, harmful spiritual influences, and malevolent forces. The insect’s ability to penetrate hard wood symbolizes overcoming difficult challenges.

Authority & Career Advancement
Its upward flight symbolizes rising status, leadership, recognition, and progress in professional or business life.

Communication & Public Recognition
The insect’s sound is linked symbolically with an influential voice, persuasive communication, and recognition. These qualities hold particular meaning for speakers, negotiators, performers, and sellers.

Support During Difficult Times
A devotional focus for wishes to receive timely help, encouragement, and clearer direction during hardship or major life decisions.

About the Master

Tu Chao Pu Wa Ling Wirathayo, also known as Tu Thao Wirathayo, is presented in the supplied account as a senior master of Shan spiritual traditions.

This edition reflects the talismanic knowledge and deity-invocation practices attributed to him, combining the traditional Mang Phu Kham form with the central image of Uma Devi.

Collector’s Note

The legends, ritual descriptions, and spiritual associations above are based on the supplied production information and traditional beliefs. They do not guarantee specific spiritual, financial, romantic, protective, or health outcomes.

Payment

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Shipping & Handling

  • Every parcel is carefully and securely packed.
  • Ships from Thailand within 3 business days after cleared payment.
  • Standard shipping: Thailand Post Air Mail.
  • DHL Express is available; rates vary by destination. Please contact us for details.
  • Estimated delivery: 2–4 weeks to the United States and Europe; 1–2 weeks to Asia and Australia. Actual delivery times may vary.

Returns

If you are not satisfied with your purchase, you may return it within 30 days for a refund. The item must be returned in its original condition. Return shipping and any applicable conditions are governed by the return policy shown in this eBay listing.

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