Krasue Female Spirit Thai Statue | Hand-Painted Hungry Ghost Figure
Discover Southeast Asian folklore with this striking Krasue female spirit Thai statue, a hand-painted plaster figure depicting the legendary Phi Krasue ghost from Thai and Southeast Asian mythology. This unique Thai spirit statue showcases traditional folk art craftsmanship with vibrant colors and cultural authenticity.
The statue depicts the Krasue (also called Krahang or Ahp) in her seated form. In Southeast Asian folklore, Krasue is often portrayed as a floating female head and torso with dangling internal organs. The figure features bulging red and white eyes, protruding red tongue, black hair, and Thai sak yant script inscriptions covering the body for spiritual protection. The ghoulish yet folk-art style captures the eerie essence of this legendary Southeast Asian ghost.
Mounted on a solid brown base measuring approximately 4 inches tall, the bottom shows an authentic gold-painted temple stamp or Yantra seal, confirming traditional Thai blessing and spiritual practices. The hand-painted details and folk art aesthetic make this a fascinating conversation piece.
Perfect for collectors of Thai folklore, Asian spirit statues, ghost figures, Southeast Asian art, occult collectibles, or anyone interested in authentic Thai supernatural traditions, black magic, voodoo, and protective amulets.
Details:
- Measurements: 3.75 inches height; 2.6 inches width
- Weight: 3 oz
- Origin: Thailand