Por Sala Tan

🔮 Crafted from Sacred Bone and Earth – One by One, Not in Batches

Por Sala Tan is not known for frequently making jinn amulets. In fact, such creations are exceptionally rare in his lineage. Why? Because suitable materials—both spiritually clean and energetically potent—are extremely hard to come by.

But when the right relics present themselves, Por Sala Tan doesn’t waste the moment.

This particular piece was created from the bone of a former Lersi or monk—remains discovered deep within cave networks or, in rare cases, donated from old temple storerooms where the monks had passed long ago and their remains became semi-relics.

The body houses not just bone, but actual soil collected from the cave itself—binding the spirit to its place of origin, creating a physical and energetic anchor for the entity within.

Spirit Within: Prai Kasip Jinn for Gambling & Luck

The jinn infused into this piece is of the Prai Kasip class—highly sought after for:

• Lottery luck

• Games of chance

• Fast-turn fortune

• And opening unexpected channels of wealth

Those familiar with Por Sala Tan’s works know: power is never rushed.

Each jinn amulet is made one at a time, with hand-carving, binding, and invocation over 3–5 days per piece. This ensures that:

• The spirit fully integrates with the host materials

• The energetic anchoring is stable

• And the ritual power is layered properly

This isn’t an amulet made for the shelves. It is a spirit-bound object, forged through time, isolation, and spiritual intent.

A true one-of-one, only created when conditions align.
For serious keepers of jinn, and those ready to walk with beings that don’t come from textbooks—but caves.