Sak Yant Meanings
Each design carries its own traditional meaning and purpose. Filter by what you are looking for.
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Hah Taew — The Five Rows
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Gao Yord — The Nine Peaks
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Hah Taew Salika Koo — Twin Birds
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Yant Suea Koo — The Twin Tigers
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Paed Tidt — The Eight Directions
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Ganesh — The Ganesha Yant
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Sak Yant Naga — The Naga Yant
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Sak Yant Khrut — The Garuda Yant
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Hah Taew Dok Bua — Five Rows & Lotus
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Yant Chat Petch — The Diamond Five Rows
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Yant Kroh Phet — The Diamond Armor
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Soy Sung — The Warrior's Necklace
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Hanuman Chern Thong — Hanuman Bearing the Flag
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Phra Pidta — The Veiled Buddha
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Mae Maai Ngeuak — The Sacred Mermaid
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Yak — The Guardian Giant
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Mangkorn — The Dragon
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Yant Phaya Rachasi — The Lion King Yant
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Sak Yant Phaya Hong Thong — The Golden Swan Yant
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Praya Dtao Ruean — The Sacred Turtle Yant
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Na Thong — The Golden Face Yant
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Chang Erawan — The Sacred Elephant Yant
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Salika Lin Thong — The Golden-Tongued Bird Yant
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Dok Bua — The Lotus Flower
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Long Huan Pirod — The Ring of Invincibility
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Kwai Tanu — The Sacred Buffalo
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Takarb — The Centipede
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Jorakhae — The Crocodile
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Kwang Liaw Hlang — The Deer Looking Back
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Yant Pla — The Fish Yant
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Yant Jing Jok — The Gecko Yant
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Sak Yant Nok Hook — The Owl Yant
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Yant Ngu — The Sacred Snake Yant
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Yant Kop — The Frog Yant
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Maeng Mum — The Spider Yant