Por Sala Tan

Item/Amulet: Pu Lersi Narod

Temple/Master: Por Sala Tan

Pim/Year: 251x

Province: Fang

Material: Loha Pasom (Mixed Metals)

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1"

These pieces come directly from Por Sala Tan’s personal collection and are estimated to be around 50 to 100 years old. He originally obtained them through barter from a luksit who came from Ayutthaya province — a devoted practitioner who had used these amulets in exchange for several of PST’s own barang pieces.

They’re solid items — good for those looking to build baramee, support wish granting, and attract wealth without needing flashy materials or big names.

One of the Lersi in this lot is especially meaningful to me — it comes from what I call the “cave batch”, which I personally helped recover.

On a trip to visit several caves where Por Sala Tan used to retreat for deep meditation, I came across a small stash that had been left behind inside one of the caves. These caves were known to be visited by monks and holy men over the decades — a place where they recited kathas daily and cultivated serious spiritual energy.

That day stands out in my memory.
I wasn’t even meant to be there. My flight was delayed by a day, and if I had come any earlier or later, I would’ve missed the exact moment we retrieved this lot — and I wouldn’t have been able to make that video where I captured it all.

Sometimes the pieces you end up with… they’re just meant to find you.

For serious collectors who care about lineage, setting, and spiritual use — this is one of those quiet but powerful finds.