Por Sala Tan

2.5"

The piece represents Phra Ngang with Mae Per Yin Tong, a potent pairing in Thai–Khmer love and attraction wicha. Phra Ngang embodies commanding charm and irresistible magnetism, while Mae Per Yin Tong adds the energy of desire, union, and binding influence. Together they form one of the strongest combinations for maha sanaeh and controlling attraction.

Historical Background

This amulet was created by Por Sala Tan of Fang, a master known for using highly restricted materials and ritual techniques that bridge both Lanna and Khmer traditions. His creations often incorporate relics, prai-infused elements, and deep ritual harmonization, designed not just as symbolic images but as spiritually “alive” tools. This piece belongs to his category of rare barang, used specifically for love, influence, and drawing power.

Materials

The amulet is crafted from gaduk pii (bone relics of the dead), considered one of the most powerful substrates in Thai–Khmer occultism for binding spirit energy. The front is gilded with gold leaf, bearing the entwined figures of Mae Per Yin Tong, marked with hand-drawn yant in sacred ink.

On the reverse:

• A central Phra Ngang figure sealed under resin.

• Flanking takrut scrolls with inscribed kata for commanding attraction and influence.

• Base powder mixed with prai substance, ashes, and ritual soils to serve as the spiritual foundation.

This layering of materials ensures the amulet is not only symbolic but spiritually empowered through its composition.

Blessings and Effects

The combined energy of Phra Ngang and Mae Per Yin Tong gives this amulet several layers of power:

• Irresistible Attraction: Enhances charm, sexual allure, and draws both romantic and social attention.

• Relationship Influence: Useful for reconciliation, keeping partners bound, and strengthening passion.

• Authority in Desire: Allows the wearer to influence the hearts and minds of others, commanding attention and favor.

• Worldly Benefit: Beyond romance, the charm extends into business, negotiation, and social dealings, where being liked or desired leads to advantage.