Por Sala Tan

This image originates from a vengeful jinn that had been attached to its former owner until her death. After being left unanchored, it was bound and re-purposed by Por Sala Tan, ensuring that the spirit could continue to function in service while no longer causing harm.

To stabilize and elevate its force, Por Sala Tan coupled the image with a Keow Moo Deang relic and sealed the back with Tidjai relics, creating a strong containment of its power. The result is a fierce guardian spirit with its raw energy harmonized for practical use.

The nature of this Ngan is highly protective. It thrives when standing guard against danger and is particularly active in shielding the owner from:

• Fights and physical confrontation

• Accidents and sudden harm

• Backstabbers, ill-wishers, and deceitful rivals

Beyond pure defense, the spirit carries a warrior-like essence, instilling courage, alertness, and a readiness to overcome obstacles. The protective aura it generates is immediate and forceful, making it a rare and valued piece—the first of this form encountered.

Offerings: The spirit is receptive to alcohol, which can be given when available. It can also be worshipped alongside other barang, receiving offerings together without conflict.

This item embodies the unusual balance of a once-vengeful force that now serves fiercely as protector and sentinel, searching for its new owner to continue its role.