Teak spirit house, 'Vihara Spirit House' (Thai spirit house)
by Novica.com
     Florid gables bring artistic grandeur to a captivating spirit house. Pirot  Gitikoon preserves Buddhist spiritual traditions as he carves the temple by hand  from Thai teak. It is known as a vihara or san phra poom, meaning  "guardian spirit house." When a family moves into a new house, it is customary  to hold a Buddhist ceremony to invite a protective spirit to inhabit the ornate  temple replica. It is believed it will bring luck, happiness, success and  security against mean spirits or enemies who might threaten the family or their  home.Product Details
6.1" W x 6.9" H x 10.2" D
Weight: 1.8 lbsTeakwood
Customer Reviews :The Spirit House is truly beautiful! We visited Thailand last summer and it will be a daily reminder of the wonderful people of Thailand. Thank you.
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