Hah Taew Dok Bua — Five Rows & Lotus

Hah Taew Dok Bua is a variation on the five-row yant with a golden lotus (dok bua thong) added above the rows — a familiar symbol of purity in Buddhist tradition.

The lotus rises clean out of the mud, and in Sak Yant this image is tied to purifying the mind and the aura around the wearer, layered on top of the five base khata that already carry Hah Taew’s protective and fortune-bringing qualities.

Traditionally believed to:

• Protect and cleanse the energy of the home
• Dissolve bad karma and turn away misfortune
• Guard against black magic and curses
• Bring favorable outcomes to upcoming ventures and negotiations
• Strengthen personal appeal and surround the wearer with positive energy

This design suits those who want both protection and a sense of inner calm — often chosen by people who value the spiritual, purifying side of Sak Yant alongside its promise of luck and fortune.