Por Sala Tan

This small and rare batch of Graduk Chang Graden pieces was created under spontaneous and auspicious circumstances, embodying both natural mysticism and Por Sala Tan’s living wiccha.

Historical Background

During a hunt near the forested outskirts of Fang, a local villager known to Por Sala Tan discovered a strange relic-like material embedded within a large tree trunk. Recognizing its unusual energy and appearance, he retrieved it carefully and soon after encountered Por Sala Tan walking by the same forest path. The hunter, who was familiar with Por Sala Tan’s reputation for sacred craft and spiritual mastery, immediately offered the material and requested protective and prosperous charms for his family.

Creation and Blessing

Moved by the sincerity of the moment, Por Sala Tan decided to carve and consecrate the material on the spot. The two men worked together through the afternoon — Por Sala Tan shaping each piece by hand, while the hunter prepared soil and fragments from the same tree to be used as the sacred foundation mixture. Later that evening, the hunter stayed overnight at Por Sala Tan’s residence, where the master performed a one-night chanting and meditation session to empower the entire batch.

Materials and Construction

Each piece features a carved depiction on Graduk Chang material, enhanced with sacred soil from the same tree, believed to contain phong baramee ton mai — the spiritual vitality of nature. Two copper takruts were inserted on the reverse, representing attraction (saneh), charm, and material stability. The combination of Graduk Chang essence and earthy grounding from the tree creates a balanced energy of both drawing and holding — ideal for traders, businesspeople, and those who rely on relationships for success.

Blessings and Effects

This batch was consecrated primarily for wealth, sales, and seneh/metta — bringing financial fortune through likability and smooth dealings. The charm enhances personal magnetism, improves social harmony, and draws opportunities through interpersonal connection rather than confrontation.

Those who carry it often report increased sales, favorable negotiations, and unexpected help from benefactors. The spontaneous nature of its creation, combined with Por Sala Tan’s full-hearted chanting that night, has made this series one of the most organically charged small batches ever to emerge from his late-period works.

Usage in Modern Life

In today’s context, the Graduk Chang Graden (Hunter’s Batch) serves well for individuals in sales, business development, or any profession requiring personal influence and goodwill. It channels the natural blessing of baramee through relationships and conversation — transforming ordinary encounters into moments of fortune.