Description
Opr (5x2); A = perf. K 13 1/4; B = imperforate
Set, date of issue: October 31, 2026
Picture descriptions:
fzw-gaa) Thai Spirits
fzw) Suea Saming ? Shapeshifter
fzx) Nang Ta-khian ? Tree Nymph
fzy) Phi Phrai ? Female Water Spirit
fzz) Phi Pob ? Cannibalistic Possessing Spirit
4643 A 10 B multicolored fzw
4644 A 10 B multicolored fzx
4645 A 10 B multicolored fzy
4646 A 10 B multicolored fzz
Quantity: 100,000 pieces
Designer: Ms. Mayuree Narknisorn (Thailand Post)
Printer: T.K.S. Technologies Public Company Limited, Thailand
Conservation status:
Here as a "MINT NEVER HINGED (MNH)" set of perforated single stamps without edge/margin. (Delivery is made as shown or specified in the product image or item number (your purchase is the deciding factor) e.g., as a stamp pair, block of 4, corner block, stamp with edge/margin, sheet strip, full sheet, booklet, FDC, etc.!)
Issue Notice:
- Suea Saming is a feared shapeshifter and tiger spirit from Thai folklore, comparable to a werewolf, a werecat, or a skinwalker.
- Nang Ta-khian (also known as Mae Takhian or Mae Takhian Thong) is a female tree spirit (tree nymph) from Thai folklore who dwells within the massive Ta-khian trees (Hopea odorata) found in the jungle. She belongs to the category of Nang Mai spirits associated with trees or nature nd holds a significant place in Thai spirit lore.
- A Phi Phrai is a female water spirit in Thai folklore. They appear either as beautiful women dressed in white or as eerie figures with slimy skin. They are often associated with tragic deaths and are said to be capable of dragging people underwater.
- The Phi Pop is a feared, cannibalistic possessing spirit from Thai folklore, particularly prevalent in the northeastern region of Isaan.









