Por Sala Tan

Tamlar Maha Seneh – Early Bamboo Scroll by Por Sala Tan

2" Size

This is a rare and early example of a Tamlar Maha Seneh , a sacred inscribed scroll used specifically for the purpose of enhancing seneh—magnetic charm, romantic attraction, and personal influence.

Crafted by Por Sala Tan during one of his earlier periods, this piece dates back to the time when bamboo scrolls were commonly used for inscriptions. The choice of bamboo—lightweight, natural, and spiritually resonant—was deliberate, as it was believed to absorb and radiate energy more fluidly, especially in the context of charm and speech-based magic.

📜 Materials and Script

• Medium: Bamboo sheath, delicately smoothed and cured before consecration.

• Inscription: Lanna yantra script, handwritten in black pigment, containing lines of seneh mantras and charm-invoking yants.

• The softness of bamboo allows the ink to set in without heavy carving, enabling the spiritual energy to flow more gently—an ideal trait for metta and seneh applications.

🔧 Evolution of Methodology

In later years, Por Sala Tan transitioned to using metal (primarily lead or alloy sheets) for his takrut and tamlars, especially for purposes requiring strength, protection, or battlefield baramee. However, for charm-related purposes, early bamboo and palm-leaf formats were preferred for their subtle and soft vibrational quality.

This piece reflects that transitional craftsmanship era, preserving a fading lineage of scroll-based magic—before such techniques gave way to more modern casing and durability demands.

✨ Spiritual Purpose

This Tamlar Maha Seneh was likely made for:

• Enhancing personal charm and likeability (especially in social or romantic interactions)

• Supporting heart-based influence in business or negotiations

• Balancing one’s internal yin energy—important in drawing attention without force

🧘♂️ How to Use

• Should be carried in pouches or pockets or keychain

• Can be used with fragrant oils or seneh oils to awaken its charm essence.