Suea Koo Sak Yant Tiger Tattoos

Suea Koo, meaning ‘Twin Tigers’ or ‘Paired Tigers,’ is a symmetrical Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo. The two tigers symbolize "Maha Amnaj" (power over one’s subordinates) and "Serm Yos" (improving status and promotion). This design is particularly favored by soldiers and policemen in commanding positions.

The interpretations of Yant Suea Koo can vary depending on the Samnak (temple or tattoo master), and the specific Kata incantations written in Khom Agkhara around the Yant can differ as well. This Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo is renowned for its powerful symbolism and is a popular choice for those seeking to enhance their authority and status.

Below are Yant Suea Koo Pair of Twin Tigers Sak Yant Tattoo designs, created by the renowned Ajarn Noo Ganpai.

 

What Do Sak Yant Tiger Tattoos Mean?

Between the two tigers in the Yant Suea Koo Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo design is the “Yant Putsoorn,” also known as Yant Prajao Ha Pra Ongk. This design features the five-syllable mantra “Na Moe Put Taa Ya” arranged in a concentric circle, symbolizing “Buddha concentrically aligned.”

Below the Yant Putsoorn is the “Sacred Na,” specifically “Na Hua Jai Suea” (Na of the tiger's heart). Above the Yant Putsoorn is another Sacred Na spell inscription.

1. Power: The Tiger Muay Thai Tattoos symbolizes immense power and leadership, giving the wearer a sense of dominance and control.
2. Protection: It's believed that a Sak Yant Tiger tattoo (Tiger Muay Thai Tattoos) can ward off evil spirits and negative energies, offering spiritual protection.
3. Courage and Confidence: The fearless nature of the tiger is thought to instill courage and confidence in the wearer, helping them face life's challenges.
4. Energy: These tattoos are infused with sacred prayers and blessings, which are believed to channel mystical energies and enhance the wearer's spiritual well-being.

In addition to the traditional designs, there are now some extended patterns.

 

8 DIRECTION SAK YANT TIGER TATTOOS

The Yant provides protection from all eight directions with the power of the tiger, shielding the wearer from danger and harm.

TWIN TIGERS SAK YANT

The Sak Yant Suea Koo, or Twin Sak Yant Tigers, is a traditional tattoo design symbolizing great power. The two tigers represent immense strength, authority, and the ability to overcome enemies and avoid all kinds of dangers.

This Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo is particularly favored by Muay Thai fighters and soldiers for its powerful symbolism. Additionally, it is popular among entrepreneurs as it is believed to aid in business dealings. The twin tigers signify even greater power, just as two tigers would in reality.

 

SAK YANT SUEA KOO

Suea Koo (Twin Tigers).

 

SAK YANT 2 TIGERS

Suea Koo (Paired Tigers).

 

JUMPING TIGER SAK YANT

The Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo Suea Phen, or Leaping Tiger, is a tattoo design believed to grant the wearer immortality, making them invulnerable to any weapons. "Suea Phen" means running tiger, symbolizing that the wearer will excel at avoiding trouble and dangers. This Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo is highly regarded for its protective qualities and the agility it bestows upon its bearer.

 

TIGER LOOKING BACK SAK YANT TATTOO

Meaning: The Yant Suea Liaw Lung, or Tiger Looking Back, is revered as the King of Tigers, known in Thai as "Pha Yaa Suea Khrong."

This Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo is perfect for enhancing career success, financial stability, coordination, business negotiations, and leadership abilities. It is especially favored by policemen, soldiers, and business owners. The Yant Suea Liaw Lung represents immense power, protection, and kindness, making it a powerful and versatile Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo.

 

SUEA LEAW LUNG TIGER SAK YANT TATTOO

Meaning: Yant Suea Leaw Lung

The Yant Suea Leaw Lung, also known as the Tiger Looking Back Sak Yant Tattoo, is believed to transform a person’s life from negative to positive. This Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo is ideal for those in positions of authority who wish to command respect and influence in a positive way.

 

 

 HEADLESS TIGER SAK YANT

Meaning: Yant Suea Payak Hua Khad Tattoo Design Headless Tiger tattoo for reduction of bad luck.

 

SUEA PAYAK HUA KHAD TIGER SAK YANT TATTOO

This Sak Yant Tiger Tattoo is designed to reduce bad luck and help the wearer overcome negative influences, improving their overall fortune.

 

YANT TIGER WTIH KATANA

Yant Suea Tiger & Katana

 

For more information about Sak Yant tattoo, including origins, history, designs and the meanings behind each patterns, taboos, and the divine energy and incantations, click Sakyant.info to learn more.

Souce from own experience and Wikipedia Google Scholar BBC Medium Sak Yant Tattoo in Thailand: All You Need to Know Before You Go – wayward wayfarer