Por Sala Tan

This piece was made by Por Sala Tan using gaduk relics combined with the imagery of the tiger spirit. The front is inscribed with the Suea Yan (Tiger Yant), while the reverse holds a crystallised relic from Suea gum, supported with takruts for harmonisation. In addition, Ngo Nang takruts were placed on the sides — a detail that reveals the depth of Por Sala Tan’s knowledge, as only a master of advanced wicha would combine these specific materials.

Tiger Energy

The tiger represents strength, dominance, and protection. In Thai wicha, the tiger is invoked for Maha Amnaj (commanding authority), Klaew Klaad (evasion from harm), and Kong Grapan (invulnerability). Those who carry tiger charms are believed to project confidence and natural leadership, gaining respect in both professional and personal life. It also serves as a strong protective force against dangers, enemies, and unseen threats.

Snake Energy

The incorporation of Ngo Nang takruts brings the essence of the snake. In Thai occultism, snakes and nagas are associated with wealth, transformation, and charm. Their energy supports Maha Sanaeh (attraction), enhances business dealings, and draws opportunities for prosperity. The snake also represents renewal, enabling the owner to adapt to change and turn obstacles into advantage.

Fusion of Forces

By uniting tiger and snake essences within a single amulet, Por Sala Tan created a balanced current of authority and allure, protection and prosperity. The tiger provides unyielding presence and defence, while the snake draws fortune, seduction, and adaptable transformation. Together they form a dual blessing: strength that commands and subtle energy that attracts.

Expected Experiences

Owners may find:

• A greater sense of confidence and aura of command in negotiations or leadership roles.

• Heightened protection in both physical and spiritual contexts.

• Increased luck in business, sales, or speculative ventures.

• Signs of attraction and favor from others, whether in personal or professional life.

• Periods of change becoming smoother, with outcomes shifting to one’s advantage.