Por Sala Tan

This piece is a Jing Jok 2 Hang—the two-tailed lizard—carved by Por Sala Tan. Measuring five inches, it is formed from wood taken from a tree unusually populated with lizards and geckos. Upon closer observation, it was said that a “King Jing Jok” had once resided in that tree, giving it a strong spiritual essence of attraction and charm.

Por Sala Tan, recognizing this rare sign, cut a small branch and fashioned it into this Jing Jok form. He explained that wood touched by such a presence carried exceptional pulling power, able to attract people, opportunities, and wealth. The result was an amulet that radiates magnetism, making it highly effective as a wealth-fetching and attraction piece.

The Jing Jok 2 Hang itself is a powerful form in Thai wiccha, embodying duality of tails to double its strength. It is used to draw clients, loyal patrons, and material gain, but also serves as a charm for influence and allure in personal dealings. The added essence of the “king lizard” in the source wood amplifies this to a rare level, giving the bearer the ability to summon fortune and bind opportunities to themselves.

Such pieces were made sparingly by Por Sala Tan, each with deliberate intent and careful ritual. This example carries not only the power of the Jing Jok wiccha but also the natural spiritual force of the tree where countless lizards dwelled—a living sign of its attraction.