12/09/2026
Roop Lor Sihuhata (Four Ears, Five Eyes) by Kruba Subin, created in BE 2549 during one of the masterâs most highly regarded periods.
In Thai tradition, Sihuhata is revered as an auspicious deity of extraordinary perceptionâable to âsee the six directions and hear from all eight.â It is believed to sharpen intuition, reveal valuable information and opportunities, and help its keeper remain one step ahead in business and career. It is especially renowned for rapidly attracting wealth from every direction, including legitimate income, unexpected gains and windfall fortune, while protecting against financial hardship.
This important early piece was made using the original mould associated with the traditional northern Thai Sihuhata lineage. Its sacred composition is said to include soil from the cave where a Sihuhata form was discovered, consecrated charcoal from Kruba Wong, sacred powders from nine auspicious woods, and sacred ash associated with Suea Saming. Special versions were further infused with Nam Man Sueaâsacred tiger oil.
The batch was jointly consecrated by Kruba Subin and several respected northern Thai masters. Reportedly snapped up immediately upon its original release, it has since become a highly sought-after sacred piece among knowledgeable collectors.
