Yant Chat Petch — The Diamond Five Rows

Chat Petch is another five-row design belonging to the same family as Hah Taew, but tradition holds that its khata are linked into a single continuous chain by the tattooing master, rather than kept separate row by row.

The name “petch” means diamond, evoking something solid, clear, and unbreakable. Many traditional masters consider this interlocking structure to give Chat Petch a more concentrated strength than an ordinary five-row yant, even though its underlying meaning closely mirrors Hah Taew’s blend of protection, charm, and fortune.

Traditionally believed to bring:

• Success and smooth progress in work and life
• Personal charm and goodwill from others
• General good fortune and luck
• Protection from ill will and misfortune

This design tends to appeal to those already familiar with Sak Yant who want a single piece that draws several layers of meaning — luck, charm, and protection — together into one design.