A traditional Takrut Bai Lan (Palm-Leaf Manuscript Scroll) associated with Kruba Wang of Wat Ban Den, dating to approximately B.E.2500 (1957). This type of sacred scroll reflects an old Thai Lanna tradition of inscribing or preparing sacred Buddhist texts and protective formulas on Bai Lan (palm leaf) before being carefully rolled into a compact talisman. Its simple, traditional form carries a distinctive character that differs from metal Takrut commonly encountered by collectors.

Kruba Wang amulets and sacred objects are respected among collectors of northern Thai Buddhist traditions. Takrut Bai Lan are traditionally carried or kept for protection, safety, spiritual strength, and warding off negative influences.

Details
- Name: Takrut Bai Lan (Palm-Leaf Manuscript Scroll)
- Master: Kruba Wang
- Temple: Wat Ban Den, Thailand
- Year: B.E.2500 (1957)
- Type: Traditional Thai Takrut / Sacred Manuscript Scroll
- Material: Bai Lan (palm leaf) and traditional wrapping materials
- Size of pendant: 5.5 x 3.5 cm (approximate)
- Power of Amulet: Traditionally associated with protection, safety, spiritual strength, and warding off negative influences
- Provenance: From a private collection
- Condition: Vintage condition with natural aging, surface wear, and minor imperfections consistent with an old palm-leaf sacred object.
- Collector's Note: Important details to observe include the rolled palm-leaf manuscript construction, original wrapping, surface texture, age-related patina, and natural signs of handling and storage. These characteristics help demonstrate the traditional construction and individual character of an old Takrut Bai Lan.

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