Yantra Sak Yant ontwerp met geometrische yantra geflankeerd door tempelvlaggen, hangende wimpel en Khom-schrift in spiegelsymmetrie
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Yantra

Geometric Yantra with Temple Flags

A geometric yantra flanked by temple flags that draws a sacred boundary and is said to bring all-round protection and blessing.

Meaning & Background

In the Sak Yant tradition the geometric yantra represents an enclosed, consecrated space in which the wearer is protected. The temple flags on either side evoke offerings made at the temple and the raising of the spirit, while the hanging pennant and the Khom syllables hold the blessing of the teachers. Together they form a sacred boundary that keeps harm out and draws good fortune in.

More about this design

This Yantra framed by temple flags is one of the most blessing-rich Sak Yant designs in our studio in Breda. The geometric yantra draws a sacred boundary and is traditionally worn for all-round protection, peace of mind and the blessing of the temple. The flanking flags and the hanging pennant evoke offering and the raising of the spirit, while the Khom script holds the power of the gatha. Every Sak Yant here is applied by hand using the handpoke technique, line by line with a single needle, exactly as tradition prescribes. This is what gives this temple yantra design its precise symmetry and its living, consecrated character. Visit our studio next to the Grote Kerk in Breda for advice on placement, size and meaning.

OriginThe Sak Yant tradition stems from the Buddhist-Brahmin heritage of Thailand, where geometric yantra and temple flags are consecrated by monks and ajarn.
Recommended placementThis symmetrical design shows best on the upper back or between the shoulder blades, always above the waist.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Yantra with temple flags mean?

The geometric yantra forms a sacred boundary and the temple flags evoke offering and the blessing of the temple. Together they traditionally stand for all-round protection and good fortune.

Who is this temple yantra design suited to?

It suits anyone seeking a blessing, protective design with a calm presence. Thanks to its symmetry and the framing flags it especially appeals to those who love a balanced composition.

Where on the body is this design best placed?

The upper back or the area between the shoulder blades shows the mirror symmetry to best effect. By tradition Sak Yant is always placed above the waist.

How long does this Sak Yant take to tattoo?

With its flags, pennant and fine Khom script this is a medium to large design. Expect an extended session; here in Breda we discuss size and timing with you beforehand.

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