Por Sala Tan

Unknown Prah Yak Relic from Por Sala Tan's Own Use Collection

For Serious Collectors Only

This is a mysterious and powerful piece — an unknown Prah Yak relic directly from Por Sala Tan’s personal collection, once used by him in his own forest practice.

Not much is known about the exact materials or origin. No documentation. No certificates. Just raw, primal energy.

But here's what is known:
Every arjan and collector who has seen or handled this piece immediately felt its energy — a strong protective force, coupled with an unusual ability to shift luck, dissolve obstacles, and attract the right conditions.

The rope wrapping around the piece is unmistakably from the 250X BE period, typically seen on old robes and meditation tools used by monks and arjans of that generation. This gives further weight to the idea that it was used in forest retreats, possibly as a meditative talisman or object of focus.

In ancient lore, Prah Yak (ยักษ์) — the giant guardian spirits — are known to devour bad luck, curses, and negative karmic imprints. At the same time, they bless the bearer with baramee, charisma, and strength of presence.

While no consecration record exists, the energy speaks louder than any label.
This is not a commercial amulet. It’s a tool of real practice, with its own mystery and power.