路翁前面是蝴蝶的纹路，一男一女的天神所化，能让佩戴者改善人缘，进而招来财运，而这两位藏于蝴蝶佛牌中的天神，则是印度中最大天神“湿婆神”及其妻子“加利女神”。背面则是古巴吉士纳的人缘鸟助人缘，口才，说服力，说话对方入耳，感情合好
蝶王古巴吉士纳，近代最有名望的人缘至尊名师，风靡全亚洲的蝴蝶天神。古巴吉士纳用他自己独门经粉、108种圣物、香料、经灰、檀香木粉，和宝石等，加上开光时间用上1至5年，才制作。
古巴吉士纳蝶牌的诞生，是据说有一天当大师正在禅定修行，有一只大蝴蝶飞到他身上，伏于其肩部，跟着就没有离开，好像跟他一同修行，之后大师灵感一触，便开始尝试以蝴蝶为纹的佛牌，经加持后的蝶牌，帮善信改善人缘。
The front of this sacred amulet features the intricate design of a butterfly, symbolizing the divine union of a male and female deity. These deities, Lord Shiva and Goddess Kali—the greatest deities in Indian tradition—are believed to enhance the wearer’s charm and relationships, attracting prosperity and good fortune.
The back showcases Kruba Krissana’s renowned Salika birds, a symbol of eloquence, persuasiveness, and harmony in communication, fostering both personal and professional relationships.
The Butterfly King: Kruba Krissana
Kruba Krissana, revered as the supreme master of charm and relationships, is a highly respected monk whose butterfly amulets have captivated devotees across Asia. These amulets are made using his unique sacred powders, a blend of 108 holy substances, spices, incense ash, sandalwood powder, and gemstones. Each piece undergoes a consecration process lasting 1 to 5 years.
The origin of Kruba Krissana’s butterfly design is said to stem from a profound moment during his meditation when a large butterfly landed on his shoulder, as if meditating alongside him. Inspired by this event, he began creating butterfly-themed amulets. After his blessings, these amulets have become known for their extraordinary ability to enhance charm and relationships.