โบมินกอง · Bo Min Gaung image (weikza saint) — picture 3 Bo Min Gaung image (weikza saint) (โบมินกอง): Images of Bo Min Gaung, the most venerated weikza of modern Burmese Buddhism: born near Mount Popa in 1880, died there in 1952. Devotees hold that he did not die as others do, that he bestows… wichaa.net/amulets/kind/bo-min-gaung/image/3/ · 21-Sep-2026 · 14K
โบมินกอง · Bo Min Gaung image (weikza saint) — picture 5 Bo Min Gaung image (weikza saint) (โบมินกอง): Images of Bo Min Gaung, the most venerated weikza of modern Burmese Buddhism: born near Mount Popa in 1880, died there in 1952. Devotees hold that he did not die as others do, that he bestows… wichaa.net/amulets/kind/bo-min-gaung/image/5/ · 21-Sep-2026 · 14K
ลูกแก้วธาตุ · Dat-lone (weikza alchemical ball) — picture 2 Dat-lone (weikza alchemical ball) (ลูกแก้วธาตุ): The alchemical ball of the Burmese weikza tradition: mercury or iron fired through the stages until it is held to be finished. Carried for invulnerability and long life, and for the adept a… wichaa.net/amulets/kind/dat-lone/image/2/ · 21-Sep-2026 · 15K
ลูกแก้วธาตุ · Dat-lone (weikza alchemical ball) — picture 3 Dat-lone (weikza alchemical ball) (ลูกแก้วธาตุ): The alchemical ball of the Burmese weikza tradition: mercury or iron fired through the stages until it is held to be finished. Carried for invulnerability and long life, and for the adept a… wichaa.net/amulets/kind/dat-lone/image/3/ · 21-Sep-2026 · 15K
Shan leg tattooing — Hand Poke The same leg work as the Burmese, carried further — to the ankles, up the back, and on the specialists who tattooed everybody else's charms. nanobotco.github.io/hand-poke/tradition/shan-tattooing/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 55K
Cats and monkeys — Hand Poke The two commonest figures on a Burmese thigh, named in the same breath as tigers and elephants. nanobotco.github.io/hand-poke/motif/cat-monkey/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 50K
Wats — The Mae Hong Son Loop Shan spires, Burmese tin, Lanna teak. Three architectures inside one province, and the border explains all three. motdang.net/loop/wats/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 127K
Wats — The Mae Hong Son Loop Shan spires, Burmese tin, Lanna teak. Three architectures inside one province, and the border explains all three. nanobotco.github.io/mae-hong-son-loop/wats/ · 19-Sep-2026 · 131K