Por Sala Tan

This Ong Krut Suer was carved by Por Sala Tan using the hip bone relic of the Suer Kraden, a spiritually significant suer whose remains were passed down through generations of Lersis and masters. The relic had been used repeatedly in the consecration of powerful suer batches and holds accumulated spiritual weight from multiple lineages.

The bone itself was considered a shared item among elite-level spiritual masters, rarely accessed by the public. The final known custodian before retirement was Ac Lek, Por Sala Tan’s direct successor.

Composition & Structure

• Material: True gaduk suer (suer bone relic), specifically the hip joint—traditionally believed to house movement, agility, and strength

• Inserts: Dual takruts tied with red thread, anchoring command rituals and binding spells

• Ritual Use: Used in the making and charging of multiple suer batches before being carved into its final Ong Krut form

Function

• Baramee Amplification: Strengthens authority, presence, and leadership energy

• Protection: Guards against spiritual attacks and energetic theft

• Wicha Carrier: Holds layered blessings from past ceremonies, not just recent consecration

• Command & Respect: Especially potent for those in positions of control, influence, or enforcement

This is a legacy-level piece, formerly reserved within a closed circle of masters, and carries the embedded spiritual weight of decades of use and transfer. Carved only after its purpose in blessing other items had been fulfilled, giving it a depth and authenticity rarely seen in modern tiger pieces.