Por Sala Tan

Burmese-Style Lersi Figure – Over 200 Years Old

From the Private Collection of Por Sala Tan

This spiritually significant piece originates from Por Sala Tan’s personal collection, passed down to him through his lineage. Estimated to be over two centuries old, the figure reflects a rare blend of Lanna and Burmese craftsmanship, carved in the likeness of a Burmese-style Lersi, or forest sage.

Unlike typical mass-produced amulets, this is a traditional carved relic figure, created for spiritual service—not commercial distribution. Figures like these are often referred to as local spiritual treasures, seen as living vessels of protective and guiding energy.

Burmese Nat Influence – Guidance and Authority

Stylistically, the carving bears strong resemblance to the Burmese Nat tradition, known for its protective spirits and ancestral guardians. Similar in function to figures like Popo Aung, this piece represents a spirit-ally that is called upon for guidance, wise judgment, and influence over unseen forces.

Real-World Effects & Benefits

As a Lersi-connected item, its spiritual utility centers on:

• Guidance in Decision-Making: Whether for personal or business matters, users often report sharper discernment and strategic clarity.

• Baramee (Charismatic Authority): Elevates one's aura, often helping the owner attract respect and deference in high-stakes or leadership environments.

• Timely Opportunities: Known to facilitate “right place, right time” situations—encounters, deals, and breakthroughs that shift life direction positively.

• Spiritual Protection: Acts as a buffer against spiritual disturbances, ill intent, or negative energy, particularly during travel or in unfamiliar territory.

Placement and Use

For those not wearing it, this figure can be kept in a clean, respectful location—ideally on a shelf or altar. Avoid placing it on the ground or among mundane items. Many owners choose to quietly reflect or meditate near it during periods of indecision or transition.