Por Sala Tan

1" Size

Frame - Original Frame as received

Not much documentation exists on this early-generation Salika barang, but those close to Por Sala Tan will recognize its energy immediately. Believed to be from the 251X BE era, this piece was never released to the public in large quantities—made primarily for family use, not distribution.

📿 Material & Origin

Crafted from traditional barang ingredients, likely including:

• Pubic bone relics (a known anchoring material in certain high-level barang spells)

• Nur Hom paste—a scented mixture used to bind spiritual essences

• Multiple cemetery soils from sites chosen for their energetic potency

These components were used in earlier-era barang, before public batches were ever produced. This particular Salika is small, dark, and quiet—yet those who carry it report fast, subtle results, especially in attraction and commerce.

🧺 Family History – Real Usage, Real Results

Por Sala Tan’s son, Ac Lek, first received this piece as a child.
His task was to help sell produce from the family farm. With this Salika barang in his pocket, he would consistently sell out his baskets, often outperforming older siblings. As a result, each child was later given one, and the amulets became a kind of secret family advantage in trade, negotiation, and social dealings.

This wasn’t a ritual showpiece—it was a working talisman, made for practical everyday use with blessings specific to attraction, speech, and closing deals.

🔮 Effects & Purpose

• Salika Power – Enhances charm, smooth speech, likability, and persuasiveness

• Barang Essence – Anchored with cemetery-bound spirits for real-world push

• Commerce Support – Especially powerful when carried during sales, trading, or social interaction

• Quiet but Responsive – Carries a calm but deeply effective aura, typical of Por Sala Tan’s early wicha

⚠️ Rarity & Spiritual Value

Very few of these were made.
They were never intended for mass blessing, nor widely distributed. Their creation was based on necessity, not profit, during a time when spiritual tools were still handcrafted for close disciples and family use only.

If you're drawn to older, functional, and lesser-known works by Por Sala Tan that were made with true intent, this is one of those rare pieces.