Por Sala Tan

Gaduk Chang Relic Amulet – Por Sala Tan

This is a rare, large-format Gaduk Chang relic amulet created by Por Sala Tan, standing at 3 inches in height. It was designed to hold deep layers of baramee, amplifying seneh, charm, and congeniality—qualities especially potent for business dealings, negotiation, and social standing.

The front face is carved with a paired Salika (mythical talking birds) motif. In Thai occult tradition, the Salika represents eloquence, attraction, and the gift of persuasive speech. This imagery empowers the wearer with the ability to communicate effectively, draw others closer, and maintain harmony in both personal and professional relationships. For business, it is regarded as a strong enhancer of sales, partnership building, and client trust.

The reverse side houses a structured grid of takruts, each individually inscribed and empowered to stabilize and project energy. At the center lies a yintong (mystical seal) pressed from sacred clay collected across seven caves associated with holy men and ascetics. This combination of takrut and yintong forms a complete energetic circuit—harmonizing charm with authority, attraction with resilience, and wealth with stability.

The entire piece is encased in custom silverwork, underscoring its status as a master-level amulet, not only in craftsmanship but also in the intensity of the blessings infused. Such amulets are more than individual talismans; they act as ongoing reservoirs of force that radiate into the environment of the bearer.

Por Sala Tan’s intent with this creation was clear: to provide a tool that empowers the owner to thrive in commerce, attract opportunities, and stabilize fortune, while still offering the protective qualities inherent in Gaduk Chang relics. When placed on an altar, it raises the baramee of an entire household. When carried, it projects its aura into meetings, negotiations, and daily interactions—turning situations in the favor of the owner.