Por Sala Tan

This piece features Phaya Purisat, a guardian enforcer spirit under the command of Tao Wessuwan. In both Thai and Burmese traditions, Phaya Purisat is known for devouring disobedient ghosts and maintaining order among spirits. Carved from sacred Gaduk Chang bone—material revered for its resilience and ability to hold intense wiccha—this form is used to repel harmful entities, clear spiritual interference, and generate commanding baramee.

Phaya Purisat image is used as a direct spiritual tool. Those who keep such pieces benefit from:

• Suppression of rogue spirits, bad omens, and black magic

• Reversal of spiritual harassment, nightmares, or land-based hauntings

• Support for fortune-building, stability, and household protection

The back of this amulet is constructed with spiritual precision:

• The suer relic strengthens authority and spiritual dominance

• The ancient coin comes from a wealthy ritual-practicing household—chosen to draw abundance and anchor auspicious energy

• Five harmonising takruts balance the wiccha for stability and amplification

• A potent herbal matrix of 108 rare roots and barks supports attraction, protection, and cleansing rituals

This is a high-function, spiritually active talisman made by Por Sala Tan, a master known for handling raw, rare materials and assembling pieces designed strictly for real-world spiritual results.