Por Sala Tan

Gaduk Wa Tanoo – Por Sala Tan, 2" Silver Cased

This piece is a Gaduk Wa Tanoo made by Por Sala Tan during the 2520s era, measuring 2 inches, framed in silver. Unlike most of his creations, which were kept in simple form, Por Sala Tan had this particular piece specially cased — an indication of its importance in his own practice.

Background

The relic used is from a Wa Tanoo that had been struck by lightning, a source considered to contain immense, untamed spiritual force. Over time, Por Sala Tan employed this very piece in countless rituals, especially in the making and blessing of Wa Tanoo. For more than three years, it was a working ritual object, absorbing the essence of every ceremony it was part of.

Features

The surface is carved with a Buddha image, set with a gemstone at the base, symbolizing ultimate baramee. The reverse side carries fine silverwork, balancing the raw strength of the relic with refinement. The paired takrut cords complete the harmonization, ensuring the energy could be carried without overwhelming the owner.

Blessings and Function

• Baramee and Authority – elevates status, respect, and influence, drawing natural recognition.

• Protection – rooted in the Wa Tanoo lineage, guarding against enemies, danger, and spiritual attack.

• Wealth and Stability – the fusion of lightning-struck gaduk with Buddha imagery turns raw destructive energy into constructive power, attracting prosperity.

• Ritual Provenance – years of direct use in ceremonies by Por Sala Tan himself imbue this piece with a living history of invocation and empowerment.

Legacy

Collectors and disciples alike recognize that Por Sala Tan’s Gaduk Wa Tanoo are rare, but this particular piece — used, blessed, and custom framed by him — represents a higher level of significance. It is both a relic of his work and a condensed vessel of ritual energy, transformed through years of service into an amulet of lasting protection and authority.