Por Sala Tan

Item/Amulet: Nang Kwak Jiw

Temple/Master: Por Sala Tan

Pim/Year: 252x

Province: Fang

Material: Nga Chang

Wrapping: Plastic

Category: Mainstream

Size: 1.5cm

Found untouched in Por Sala Tan’s personal altar box

This small, easy-to-wear Nang Kwak was made from nga chang and had been stored quietly in one of Por Sala Tan’s old tin boxes on his altar — unworn, untouched, and uncirculated. It was recently uncovered during a cleaning of his older belongings, still sitting exactly as it had been for decades.

What makes this piece special isn’t just the material or the form — it’s the prolonged exposure to daily chanting, offerings, and sacred vibration at the master’s own altar space. While many amulets are blessed once and distributed, this one has been consistently present in a high-energy sacred environment for years.

Key Details:
Material: Nga chang, aged and naturally patinated

Size: Small and unobtrusive — ideal for daily wear or discreet keeping

Origin: Sat on Por Sala Tan’s altar for over a decade, absorbing all vibrations from rituals, chanting, and offerings

Use: Wealth fetching, business charm, drawing customers

No barang elements: Suitable for wearers who prefer peaceful, clean-energy items

This is a true passive blessing piece — no harsh energies, no binding spirits, just slow, steady, accumulated merit from decades of devotional practice.

📌 Best worn by business owners, stall vendors, online sellers, or anyone working in commerce who prefers classic-style amulets with clean, peaceful origins.