Thai Tattoo Designs and Meanings
Sak Yant Masters undergo years of studying to learn the Kata language and the meaning of the designs. Knowledge is necessary to fully understand the meanings and intricacies of Sak Yant tattoos.
Sak Yant tattoos are traditional tattoos originating from Thailand are deeply rooted in Thai culture and spirituality. These tattoos are often believed to offer protection, luck, and various other benefits to the wearer. There are numerous Sak Yant designs, each with its own unique meaning and symbolism. Here are some common Sak Yant designs.
These are just a few examples of Sak Yant designs, and there are many more with their own unique meanings and significance. It’s important to note that getting a Sak Yant tattoo should be done with respect for the tradition and its cultural significance. It’s also advisable to seek out a skilled and reputable Sak Yant practitioner for the tattooing process.
Ganesh, Elephant God Sak Yant Tattoo Designs
Yant Ganesha
Represents success, the abundance of money, prosperity, and wealth.
This beautiful sacred design symbolizes success, prosperity, and wealth.
Ganesha is the God of art and success and It is believed that Ganesh will bring business and financial prosperity.
This design will bestow you with what you wish for in life and what you hope you will receive
Ganesh Sak Yant Tattoo, Ganesh is all about protection and power, much of his symbolism is related to safeguarding us from life’s physical and subtle obstacles.
His popularity is due to his ability to remove obstacles and because he is known as the Lord of beginnings and therefore chosen by people who are beginning a new chapter in their life.
His elephantine head: The elephant is a symbol of strength and power, whilst many wild elephants are not dangerous, the ones that are found alone in the wild are extremely dangerous and often destructive. whilst they seem as gentle and calm, they have the potential to wreak havoc if they’re treated badly.
His large ears: These show that he listens to those who ask for help from him, with the largeness of them representing his ability to listen to many people.
His large head: This symbolizes his intelligence and thinking ability
His small mouth: This indicates that he listens more and talks less.
His one broken tusk: This represents retaining the good but throwing away the bad that we do not need.
His small eyes: These are for concentrating and one-pointed focus.
His large stomach: This shows that he can consume and digest all the good and bad in life.
Below, Yants will be added by the master Sak Yant Ajarn around the design
Gecko or Jingjok Sak Yant Thai Tattoo Designs
This magical and charming design symbolises attractiveness, kindness, popularity, and good luck.
The Jing Jok (Gecko) is traditionally believed to represent the virtues that will enhance your attractiveness to the opposite sex, grant loving kindness and luck. This sacred design is considered to be very lucky and provides wealth or attracts customers or love. This comes from a belief prior to Buddhism in which finding a gecko was a sign of good luck as they were believed to chase away evil spirits.
Hanuman God Sak Yant Thai Tattoo Designs
Hanuman Song Sing Monkey God Riding Phraya Sing Yant, Sak Yant Tattoo
Sak Yant Tattoo, Hanuman Song Sing or Hanuman Ong Gao. Hanuman is a monkey god riding Phraya Sing. Whoever wears Yant Hanuman Song Sing can overcome all enemies. Represents strength, power, and protection, to be invulnerable and succeed in life.
Can only be tattooed above the waist and this design needs a lot of room.
Hanuman is the mythical Monkey God from the Rama period. He is invincible with supernatural powers which are far greater than any human. Hanuman can also fly. Traditionally in Thai culture, Hanuman led a monkey army to cleanse the world of unwanted spirits. His actions are considered to give hope for all humanity by demonstrating to Human Beings that mere mortals can rise above shallow, worldly pain. The major traits of this monkey god were humility & bravery. Once received it bestows upon the wearer qualities of: • Protection from all danger • Being fearless when facing adversity • Strong self-confidence • Being able to influence others • Helps one remain focused • Gives the determination necessary to see things through to a successful conclusion
Macchanu Son of Hanuman, Sak Yant Tattoo
Represents being heroic, assertive, strength, powerful and invaluable.
Sak Yant Tattoo, Son of Hanuman- Guardian Spirit
He is half-fish and half-deity, which is very handy as he guards the lake leading to the Underworld realm of Patal. In case you were wondering, his top half is a monkey and his bottom half is the fishy bit. Son of Suvannamaccha and Hanuman.
Hanuman Weak Dadan Thai Tattoo Sak Yant, with his mighty strength and determination, dives deep into the ocean to uncover the source of trouble hindering the construction of Rama’s bridge to Lanka. His underwater exploration reveals that the Mermaid Suwanamajchaa and her followers are sabotaging the efforts of Hanuman’s army by removing the boulders intended for the bridge.
In a remarkable turn of events, Hanuman uses not only his physical prowess but also his wit and charm to win over Suwanamajchaa. Through his persuasive efforts, he succeeds in not only making her his wife but also convincing her to join Rama’s cause. Suwanamajchaa, once an obstacle, becomes a valuable ally in the mission to build the bridge and aid Rama in his quest.
Sak Yant Tattoo, Hanuman Song Chen Tong
Sak Yant Tattoo, Hanuman Song Chen Tong, also Known as Hanuman Tuea Kao Monkey God
Sak Yant Tattoo Meanings
This is a special design and one of the most powerful Hanuman Yants. It protects from evil and represents strength, invulnerability, power, and self-confidence.
Sak Yant Tattoo, Hanuman Tua Hah, 5 Unalomes, This Yant represents Hanuman carrying a flag which means victory. It is believed that the wearers of this Yant will succeed in their lives and work.
Sak Yant Tattoo, Hanuman Tua Hah Monkey God Yant
