Por Sala Tan

This is a Por Sala Tan creation of Nang Kwak, executed with his distinctive method of deconstruction and reconstruction to amplify spiritual potency. The figure is a roop lor cast in brass, originally from a local temple, but taken apart and restructured by Por Sala Tan with the infusion of tenfold baramee through layered consecration.

The design depicts Nang Kwak seated on a raised base symbolising a hill, which holds a lead insert engraved with Lanna script yantra. Beneath this sits Burmese soil combined with a takrut, carefully placed to stabilise and harmonise the power of the amulet. This union of multiple elements—brass, lead, soil, and takrut—creates a complete circuit of energy, balancing attraction, grounding, and protective forces.

Blessings and Functions

• Wealth & Prosperity – Nang Kwak is the patroness of merchants and traders. This piece radiates attraction for money, customers, and business opportunities, ensuring steady financial flow.

• Metta & Charm – Enhances approachability and draws benefactors, helping the owner gain trust, smooth negotiations, and social acceptance.

• Protection & Stability – The Lanna yantra on the lead insert shields against misfortune while grounding the owner’s fortune for long-term stability.

• Harmonisation – The takrut ensures that all infused materials and forces flow without conflict, allowing the amulet to operate as a cohesive source of baramee.

Por Sala Tan’s unique approach—breaking down temple-cast roop lor and rebuilding them with far greater spiritual depth—marks this as not just a Nang Kwak for traders, but a powerful vessel of compounded merit and blessings. It can be placed on an altar to uplift the family’s fortune or worn daily to carry its aura of wealth and attraction into every interaction.