Por Sala Tan

Item/Amulet: Uud Tang Seneh

Temple/Master: Por Sala Tan

Pim/Year: 252x

Province: Fang

Material: Nga Chang

Wrapping: Silver

Category: Mainstream

Size: 2cm

To add to PST's collections and also as a tradition of the Lanna (Northern Thai Culture) PST and most Arjans/Collectors in this area are very fond of collecting such mystical items.

1. The Meaning of Yintong (หยินทอง) in Lanna Culture

• The Yintong image typically depicts a couple embracing or in an intimate pose, symbolizing intense attraction and unbreakable bonds between lovers.
• It is one of the strongest Maha Saneh (love and charm) amulets, often used for:
  • Strengthening relationships
  • Increasing sexual appeal and desirability
  • Gaining favor in love, business, and social interactions

2. The Significance of the Elephant in Lanna Beliefs

• Elephants are symbols of power, wisdom, and wealth in Thai and Lanna traditions.
• In ancient times, only kings and high-ranking warriors rode elephants, making it a sign of authority and dominance.
• The elephant also represents stability in relationships—suggesting that attraction gained from this amulet is not just temporary lust but can lead to deeper, lasting bonds.

3. Yintong Sitting on an Elephant – The Ultimate Attraction & Dominance Amulet

When Yintong is seated on an elephant, it takes the effects of the standard Yintong amulet to the next level:

• Unmatched sexual attraction – The combination of Yintong’s raw allure and the elephant’s dominance makes the wearer almost irresistible to potential partners.
• Control & influence in relationships – Instead of just attracting love, this amulet helps you maintain power in the relationship, ensuring loyalty and devotion.
• Financial & social advantage – The elephant is linked to prosperity and status, meaning this amulet can also enhance business negotiations and social standing.

4. Who Should Use This Amulet?

This amulet is highly recommended for:

• Men or women seeking powerful attraction – Whether for love, intimacy, or social magnetism.
• People in entertainment, sales, or persuasion-heavy careers – Perfect for those who need charm to win over clients, fans, or customers.
• Anyone struggling with relationship stability – The elephant element ensures loyalty and endurance in love.

5. How to Use It for Maximum Effect

To maximize its power:

• Wear it close to the heart for the strongest love and charm effect.
• Pair it with metta (loving-kindness) mantras to enhance attraction naturally.
• Do not misuse it for deception or manipulation—karma applies.

This piece was also part of it and is special because you don't see many pieces with the yintong/yinku on top with a Naga around it. This normally symbolises a higher pim/style and is reserved for Dignitaries or Royalty.

Another rare piece that has been in a collection box left on the altar absorbing good energies for many decades.