Por Sala Tan

Yin Tong (In Koo) – Red Wood from Burma

By Por Sala Tan

This Yin Tong (also called In Koo), crafted and blessed by Por Sala Tan, is made from rare red wood sourced in Burma, a material long regarded as auspicious for charm and attraction (seneh). In Thai and Lanna traditions, Yin Tong is among the most enduring and effective forms of metta maha sanaeh amulets, symbolizing union, harmony, and irresistible attraction.

Symbolism and Sacred Wicha

The Yin Tong depicts a pair of entwined lovers, representing inseparable unity and eternal bonds. It is consecrated using wicha rooted in both animist and tantric practices, designed to draw love, enhance charisma, and foster reconciliation. The amulet is more than a charm for relationships—it also extends into business and social life, helping the bearer gain likability, trust, and influence.

Por Sala Tan’s approach to Yin Tong incorporates his own mastery in harmonizing ancient love wicha with sacred materials. He emphasized that red wood, especially from Burma, carries fiery energy—amplifying attraction, intensity, and the life force within the amulet.

Blessings and Practical Use

• Attraction & Relationships – Strengthens romantic bonds, draws admirers, and helps in finding new love.

• Business & Influence – Enhances likability and persuasiveness, drawing customers and allies.

• Harmony & Reconciliation – Helps smooth over conflicts and fosters unity between partners.

• Personal Aura – Creates a strong, radiant presence, making the wearer noticed and remembered.

This amulet can be worn as a pendant, kept in a pocket or bag, or placed on an altar. Por Sala Tan’s blessing ensures that it requires no complex rituals—simply carrying it allows its charm to radiate.