Por Sala Tan

Mini Bucha Wa Tanoo – Som Poi & Wa Tanoo Fapar Rope Batch

By Por Sala Tan | Size: 2.5" | Old Batch | Altar-Grade

This compact yet highly potent Wa Tanoo bucha (2.5 inches) is a traditional protective figure made by Por Sala Tan, known for his deep ritual knowledge of forest spirits, animistic power animals, and baramee-infused wicha. Though small in size, this piece is designed as a true altar bucha, ideal for spiritual practitioners who require constant protection, baramee reinforcement, and anti-betrayal energy in daily life.

🐃 Wa Tanoo – The Mythical Buffalo Spirit

The Wa Tanoo (ว่านทูโนะ or วัวธนู in Thai) is a mystical buffalo believed to:

• Act as a guardian of the home and altar

• Charge down enemies, both spiritual and human

• Destroy curses, black magic, and all forms of backstabbing energy

• Shield one from ill-willed people, gossip, psychic harm, and betrayal

In Southeast Asian animist traditions, the Wa Tanoo is not just a sacred animal—it is a symbol of unwavering loyalty and spiritual guardianship, and in the right hands, becomes a fearsome force for justice and reversal of harm.

🌿 Material Composition & Sacred Relics

This piece is made with a base of som poi herbal mixture, chosen for:

• Baramee (accumulated merit and spiritual authority)

• Stability and grounding, especially for those constantly on the move

• High resonance with earth spirits and forest elementals

Additionally, it includes:

• Ash relics: sourced from burned protective scrolls and sacred woods

• Lightning-struck Wa Tanoo rope (Wa Tanoo Fapar): Rope recovered from an older bucha figure that was struck by lightning, imbuing this amulet with rare celestial charge. In traditional beliefs, lightning marks are seen as heavenly validations of power.

This type of relic transfer—taking parts of spiritually “awakened” or “activated” items and embedding them into newer pieces—is a rare and respected practice that ensures spiritual continuity between generations of power objects.

🔥 Why This Piece Belongs on Your Altar

This mini bucha is not made for fashion or casual carrying. Its compact form is ideal for:

• Placing on a dedicated altar (especially for those with limited space)

• Protecting homes or small businesses from envy and betrayal

• Serving as an energetic shield for spiritual workers or practitioners of high baramee rituals

• Pairing with baramee or prai-based amulets, providing the “defensive wall” while other amulets do the “attraction work”

🪔 Closing Thoughts

This is one of the staple figures kept on the altar of the collector who sourced it, attesting to its reliability over time. As an older batch from Por Sala Tan, it reflects his earlier-phase formula—less commercial, more traditional, and fiercely potent. For those who value pure wicha, old relics, and animist guardianship, this is a bucha worth anchoring your altar with.