Por Sala Tan

PST05

Personal Notes

I previously sold more of Por Sala Tan’s first-batch Ngan Taa Deang pieces, and this second batch is a lovely opportunity for collectors who missed them. It has a very complete old-style presentation: the coffin nail within, together with the Paneang Chip displayed clearly at the front. I am offering it as-is at a friendly price for now. If it remains with me until my next Thailand trip, I will likely have it custom set in silver and relist it around the usual $400–$500 market range.

Summary

An original second-batch Ngan Taa Deang by Por Sala Tan, made from nur hom material and containing both a sacred coffin nail and a Paneang Chip. It is a recognised piece among international Barang collectors and serious followers of Por Sala Tan’s lineage.

Historical Background

Por Sala Tan was known for preserving an old northern Thai laymaster tradition, with a practice grounded in meditation, sacred materials, and the careful transmission of wiccha. Each batch carries the individual character of his personal lineage and method of consecration.

The Ngan Taa Deang is among the more recognisable forms associated with collectors of Por Sala Tan’s work. This second batch continues the spirit of the earlier first batch while carrying its own material composition and distinctive frontal Paneang Chip.

Origins of the Materials

The body is made from nur hom, an old-style sacred compound valued for its dense, natural appearance and its ability to hold consecrated ingredients together.

Within the piece is a sacred coffin nail, retained as a traditional ritual material. On the front is a Paneang Chip, adding visual distinction and another meaningful layer of sacred material. Together, these elements make this batch especially appealing to collectors who appreciate old ritual objects and Por Sala Tan’s direct style of making.

Ritual

This batch was prepared through Por Sala Tan’s traditional wiccha practice, focused intention, and consecration. The materials were assembled and blessed according to his own master lineage and sacred methods.

Blessings and Effects

Collectors and wearers traditionally keep pieces such as this for personal protection, confidence, and a steady presence in daily life. It is also valued by practitioners who appreciate its support for composure, authority, and the wearer’s personal aura.

For those working with powerful spiritual disciplines, it is traditionally regarded as a companion that helps the wearer maintain balance, focus their intentions, and guide spiritual work towards beneficial outcomes.

Modern Application

This is a suitable piece for collectors, business owners, spiritual practitioners, or anyone who appreciates the old-school character of Por Sala Tan’s amulets. It may be carried in a pocket, kept in a bag, or worn once properly encased.

A simple, sincere wish before beginning the day or an important task is a meaningful way to connect with the piece.

Physical Details

• Master: Por Sala Tan

• Batch: Second Batch Ngan Taa Deang

• Material: Nur Hom sacred compound

• Included materials: Sacred coffin nail and Paneang Chip

• Condition: Original, unwrapped condition

• Future option: Custom silver wrapping may be arranged if it remains available

Recommended Pairing

It pairs well with a Buddha image or Phra Kring for balance, clarity, and a grounded daily presence. It also sits beautifully alongside other Por Sala Tan pieces for collectors building a focused collection from his lineage.