Por Sala Tan

This large Mae Per bucha, measuring 4 inches, was made by Por Sala Tan from pong gaduk mae prai taken from his classic 5 prai collection. It is a true mini bucha, intended for altar placement rather than casual wear, moulded and inscribed with yantra across the body and accompanied with oil for ritual use.

This piece was used as an Ong Krut in many ceremonies and will empower your existing collection.

Origin and Symbolism

Mae Per is one of the most potent female spirit bucha in the Thai–Khmer tradition, often depicted in a birthing posture. This posture embodies the force of sacrifice, fertility, and the raw channel of life and attraction.

By using relic powder drawn from his 5 prai collection, Por Sala Tan ensured the bucha carried not just singular essence but a compounded force of multiple mae prai spirits, making it highly responsive and balanced in power.

Function and Power

• Maha Saneh: Strong attraction, magnetism, and favor in both relationships and business.

• Wealth and Luck: Particularly effective in enhancing sales, trade, and gambling fortune.

• Authority: Builds presence and respect in negotiation and leadership.

• Protection and Sixth Sense: Guards against harmful spirits and gives warnings or insights through heightened intuition.

• Quick Results: When honored properly, Mae Per is believed to respond swiftly to petitions and requests.

Ritual Practice

Mae Per is traditionally honored with offerings of liquor, cosmetics, sweets, and perfume — gifts aligned with her sensual and pleasure-driven essence. Regular offerings and respectful bucha keep the connection active, ensuring that her influence remains strong and benevolent.

Legacy

Por Sala Tan’s Mae Per bucha are recognized as serious working pieces, created from genuine necromantic materials rather than symbolic substitutes. The use of his classic 5 prai collection marks this as one of the most potent altar-sized works, carrying the weight of his lineage and practical field experience.