Por Sala Tan

• Maker: Por Sala Tan

• Material: Keow moo tong deang

• Back Components: Ancient nga chang kraden (100+ yrs), kon chang hair relics (100+ yrs), harmonising tarkruts

• Energy: Fierce, obstacle-clearing, anti-occult, strong ritual force

• History: Used personally by Por Sala Tan and loaned to visiting monks/masters during ceremonies

• Function: Protection, removal of harmful energies, ritual support, strengthening of baramee

**Por Sala Tan – Ong Krut Keow Moo Tong Deang With Ancient Nga Chang Relics

(Revised, No-Fluff, Educational Style)**

This ong krut made by Por Sala Tan is carved from keow moo tong deang, a highly regarded fang material often used for ritual tools requiring durability and strong anchoring energy. The image of Lersi Ser Ming Pai on the front reflects a lineage focused on clearing obstacles, stabilising spiritual forces, and supporting those who work closely with wiccha.

The back carries the main spiritual structure. At the centre is a piece of nga chang kraden boran over a century old. This type of relic material is something Por Sala Tan reserved only for items he relied on directly in his practice. Alongside it are strands of kon chang, also more than 100 years old, braided together to hold and stabilise the energy of the nga chang. Two tarkruts were added to balance protective, commanding and ritual aspects into a single coherent field.

Ac Lek recalls that this ong krut was originally a 5–6 inch working piece kept in Por Sala Tan’s ritual space. It was frequently used during ceremonies—held in hand or placed beside him when clearing heavy energies, dissolving hexes, strengthening love charms, or stabilising the environment during consecrations. Because of its strength, many visiting monks and masters borrowed it whenever they required additional support for their own rituals.

This piece carries decades of accumulated ritual presence, rare relic materials, and the distinct character of northern wiccha worked through actual practice. It is a significant item for collectors who focus on authentic tools from Por Sala Tan’s lineage.