Por Sala Tan

2cm Size

Deity / Figure

The front is carved with Nang Kwak, the beckoning lady of prosperity. Her gesture represents the calling in of wealth, opportunity, and kindness, making her one of the most enduring figures of Thai folk belief for merchants and householders seeking prosperity.

Historical Background

Por Sala Tan is known for combining baramee-rich materials with powerful essences and inserts. In this piece, he drew upon the accumulated merit and authority of gaduk chang kraden, a material recognized for its spiritual gravity, and further strengthened the amulet with serpent energy through the placement of nang ngoo on the reverse. This was not done in isolation but balanced with other sacred elements—Burmese cave soil and a takrut—ensuring the overall power remained harmonized.

Blessings and Effects

The image of Nang Kwak on the front draws customers, financial fortune, and goodwill from others. This blessing aligns naturally with the serpentine essence on the reverse, which magnifies wealth-fetching properties, strengthens authority, and adds an aura of magnetism. The snake energy also brings protection and the ability to dissolve obstacles, while the soil from a consecrated Burmese cave adds grounding power tied to ancient meditative traditions. The takrut harmonises the diverse forces within the piece, ensuring that its energies do not conflict but instead reinforce each other.

Together, these elements create a dual force—prosperity attraction through Nang Kwak and commanding spiritual protection and magnetism through the serpent energy—making the amulet highly effective for both commerce and personal empowerment.

Materials

• Front: Carved gaduk chang kraden depicting Nang Kwak.

• Back: Inserted nang ngoo, Burmese cave soil, and a takrut set within a pressed mixture of sacred relics and powders.

Usage in Modern Life

This amulet is suited for individuals engaged in business or trade, where both attraction of wealth and protection from harm are necessary. Carried on the person or kept in a place of commerce, it works continuously to draw customers, bring financial stability, and safeguard the owner from spiritual or worldly obstacles.