Por Sala Tan

Mainstream (No Prai Used)

Mae Per Kao Kwai Amulet – Forged from Lightning, Steeped in Seduction

This is not your typical Mae Per.

Crafted from buffalo relic bone struck by lightning, this sacred material is traditionally reserved for powerful devas like Paya Khao Kam or Wa Tanoo. But something rare happened during consecration—this relic rejected the energies of those masculine devas.

Recognizing this anomaly, Por Sala Tan, with his deep experience and spiritual insight, knew this material demanded a different kind of essence. It was yin, raw, untamed, and seductive. And so, Mae Per was infused into the piece—anchoring one of the strongest Seneh (charm/loving-kindness) energies we’ve ever encountered.

🔥 Triple Ceremony-Activated – An Ong Krut of Power

This Mae Per wasn’t just made—it was used. She served as the Ong Krut (ritual centerpiece) in three potent ceremonies:

1. Yant Nip Ceremony – Where a lover’s photo is inserted into a Takrut to magnetize their attention and pull them back.

2. First Takrut Salika Blessing – For speech charm and seductive power.

3. Second Takrut Salika Ceremony – Due to the stunning success of the first batch, a second ritual was held, and this very Mae Per was used again as the centerpiece.

All three Takruts—Nip, Salika 1, and Salika 2—are now embedded into the back of this amulet.

💎 Provenance & Lineage

This piece was personally held by Ac Lek, Por Sala Tan’s son, until now. After his retirement, he passed it directly to me. This is not a commercially made item—it’s a ritual-grade, used, and tested amulet that’s seen real fieldwork in the arts of love, charisma, and attraction.