Por Sala Tan #PST Items worn repeatedly during active

Items worn repeatedly during active practice—especially robes—are regarded as extensions of the practitioner’s field

The piece was then wrapped in NMP-soaked corpse cloth to harmonize and contain the amplified yin energy

and those facing heavy competition

They help the wearer float above misfortune

he inscribed a Brahmin-based Baramee Yant on a hand-cut sacred yantra sheet and affixed it to the rear of the palakid

Por Sala Tan #PST Items worn repeatedly during activeSummary This Takrut Pok Khrang is an early lacquer sealed protection takrut collected by Por Sala Tan from respected BurmeseNorthern Thai masters active before the 2500 BE era. With an age exceeding 80 years, the piece reflects the classical Pok Khrang construction method, where mantra inscribed metal is stabilised and preserved through repeated sealing in herbal resin. Its function centers on protection, avoidance, and situational stability,