Por Sala Tan

This Buddha image is a rare and serious creation by Por Sala Tan, crafted using a sacred blend of gaduk relics and nur hom, combined with cemetery soils and powders. Such compositions are part of the old wicha known as wahn krueang rang—amulets empowered through necromantic and ancestral substances. They are highly regarded in Thai occult traditions for their raw spiritual potency and direct link to the unseen world.

Sacred Composition

The body of the image is formed from a mixture of:

• Gaduk relics collected from select cremation grounds.

• Nur hom blended with cemetery soil and prai powders, channeling the energy of spirits.

• Inserted takrut scrolls carrying protective and charm incantations.

These relics were carefully chosen and ritually purified before mixing, a process that Por Sala Tan was known to emphasize. His blessing method harmonised prai elements with mainstream Buddhist wicha, balancing spirit force with Dharma power.

Blessings and Effects

• Protection: Strong barrier against dangers, dark magic, and malevolent spirits.

• Charm and Seneh: As a Khun Paen-type wicha, it carries attraction power, increasing charisma and likability.

• Spiritual Authority: The presence of relics amplifies the aura of command and respect.

• Connection to the Spirit Realm: Acts as a bridge between the bearer and unseen guardians, enhancing intuition and sixth sense.