Por Sala Tan

The Naga Amulet of Peace created by Por Sala Tan stands out as a piece deeply rooted in both lineage and purpose. This particular amulet was crafted using sacred relics left behind by a Lersi master who specialized in naga wiccha, with a focus on the Naga Head Lersi, a hermit revered for his ability to evade negativity and shield devotees from unseen dangers. His path was one of mastery in balancing destructive and benevolent energies, and the relics he left carried that essence into this amulet.

The naga, in Southeast Asian spiritual tradition, represents both guardianship and prosperity. Here, the form embodies harmony and peace, not for battle or confrontation, but for stabilizing fortune and opening pathways for wealth. Por Sala Tan’s role was to harmonize these relics with his own methods, ensuring the naga force was active yet balanced—steady enough to bring calm, but potent enough to attract abundance.

While naga wiccha often extends its blessings into domains of love, charm, and relationships, this piece carries a stronger emphasis on wealth and material success. It was designed as a companion for those who live amidst constant negotiations, trade, and business dealings. By wearing or carrying it, practitioners sought both serenity of mind and a subtle current of fortune, enabling clearer judgment and smoother outcomes in financial pursuits.

The amulet’s name as a “piece of peace” reflects its dual blessings—first, the peace of spirit that shields the bearer from negativity, envy, or hidden harm; and second, the peace that comes from steady financial security and successful endeavors. For those whose lives involve frequent interaction, negotiation, or travel through uncertain business environments, the amulet served as both a protective shield and an attractor of opportunities.

It is not merely a charm of attraction—it is a balanced vessel of naga power, anchored by Por Sala Tan’s unique blessing process and the living relics of a Lersi who embodied naga mastery. This combination places it firmly among his more refined creations, sought after by collectors who value amulets not just for spiritual potency, but for their historical continuity and rootedness in authentic wiccha.