Por Sala Tan

In the hidden depths of Northern Thailand’s caves and ancient forests, this Red Eye Ngan was not merely created—it was used. It served as a real tool by Por Sala Tan and his closest luksits in their work of harvesting, subduing, and binding high-level spiritual entities into amulets.

This isn’t a symbolic piece. It holds field energy—charged through direct, repeated use in capturing some of the fiercest and most potent spirits across the region. The corpse-bound cloth tightly wound around it? That’s no decoration. It bears the weight and wear of years spent in rituals—invocations, bindings, consecrations—all personally conducted by Por Sala Tan.

🕯️ This Ngan has tasted fire, smoke, and forest night.

As a wearing piece, it shifts purpose:

• It radiates seneh (loving-kindness attraction), drawing others toward you naturally

• It enhances wish fulfillment, especially in times of uncertainty or crossroads

• It offers a magnetism of the unseen, boosting both personal aura and spiritual presence

This is not a mass-made amulet—it’s a master’s work tool turned heirloom. To wear it is to walk with the spirits already bound within it, with blessings layered by years of disciplined occult practice.

Very few like this exist outside of Por Sala Tan’s inner circle.
If it calls to you, it may be that the work is not yet finished.