Por Sala Tan

PST06

Ngan Samathi Tar Deang — Por Sala Tan

Temple / Master: Por Sala Tan
Pim / Year: 2550 BE
Province: Fang, Chiang Mai
Material: Samlit, a traditional three-metal alloy
Size: 1.5 inch
Wrapping: Plastic casing

Personal Notes

This is a particularly lovely early Por Sala Tan piece for those who want to soften their presence while retaining their natural strength. I once kept one for myself many years ago, during the period when I was more socially active at night. I later let it go when that chapter of my life changed.

I recently found a few pieces again and am releasing them at a very friendly price. It is a small, meaningful creation from an important period in PST’s journey, and one that has always found appreciation among people who value metta, confidence, and gentle personal charm.

Summary

Ngan Samathi Tar Deang was created after Por Sala Tan’s Wai Kru ceremony in 2550 BE, at a time when his name was beginning to spread beyond the hill-tribe communities he had long served in Fang.

The image represents a seated female figure in meditation, carrying an energy of calmness, receptivity, poise, and quiet attraction. It is traditionally valued by wearers who wish to feel more at ease in social settings, communicate with greater warmth, and approach someone they admire with confidence.

Historical Background

Before this period, Por Sala Tan’s work was known mainly among the hill-tribe people and local devotees around Fang. Following his Wai Kru in 2550 BE, more people from the surrounding region began to seek his blessings and personal creations.

This batch was among the early pieces he prepared for the wider local community. His work was made patiently and in small quantities: often no more than five pieces in a day, with each batch generally comprising only around twenty to thirty pieces.

That small-scale creation process gave these early pieces a very personal connection to the master’s work and the people who came directly to him for guidance.

Origins of the Materials

This Ngan Samathi Tar Deang is cast in Samlit, a three-metal alloy traditionally appreciated for its balanced, grounded presence. The alloy gives the piece a warm, aged character while also making it suitable for regular wear.

Its compact one-inch size makes it easy to carry close to the body, whether worn as a pendant or kept in a personal pouch.

Ritual

The batch was consecrated by Por Sala Tan following his Wai Kru in 2550 BE. The blessing work focused on personal metta, graceful communication, emotional balance, and the ability to make a favourable impression upon others.

The meditative female form was chosen to carry a gentler current—one that helps a person become more approachable, composed, and naturally attractive in the way they present themselves.

Blessings and Effects

• Encourages confidence in conversation and social situations

• Supports those who feel shy, anxious, or reserved when meeting new people

• Helps one approach a person they are attracted to with greater ease

• Enhances softness, gentleness, and a more welcoming personal presence

• Useful for balancing a very stern, authoritative, or intense character

• Helps soften strong Sar Qi—a sharp or intimidating aura—so others feel more comfortable around the wearer

• Suitable for both men and women seeking metta and smoother interpersonal connections

Modern Application

This is an excellent piece for business owners, leaders, salespeople, managers, and anyone whose natural presence can sometimes feel too serious or intense to others. It does not take away one’s authority; rather, it helps add warmth and ease to the way that authority is received.

It is also well suited to people returning to the dating scene, attending networking events, meeting clients, or simply wishing to feel more relaxed when speaking from the heart.

Physical Details

A small one-inch Samlit Ngan Samathi Tar Deang from Por Sala Tan’s 2550 BE batch in Fang. Supplied in a simple plastic casing, keeping the piece practical for everyday wear.

Recommended Pairing

This can be paired with a metta-focused Phra Khun Paen, Salika, or a gentle Pidta for those seeking balanced charm, smoother speech, and protection over their personal energy.

A special early PST piece with a soft but deeply useful purpose. If it speaks to you, do not wait too long—these are the kind of pieces that people tend to recognise and keep once they encounter them.