Ziwei Seal & Zhao Gongming Silver-Inlay Taoist Talisman Plaque
紫薇讳 公明符Ziwei Seal · Zhao Gongming · Talisman (Fu)
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One broad inscription takes up the center of the dark plaque. Smaller emblems are stacked on the companion face, giving it a more closely spaced pattern.
意Meaning & symbolism
The secret seal-name of Ziwei, the Purple Star Emperor who rules the stars from the pole; it is one of the most widely used protective seals in Taoist practice.
Zhao Gongming, the martial God of Wealth, rides a black tiger and is honoured as a bringer of fortune and fair dealing.
A fu talisman, written in sacred script as a request for blessing and protection.
Traditionally kept as a wish for peace and protection, success and authority, prosperity.
Traditional symbolism and intention, shared as culture — not a promise of results.
材Details & craft
Made with the traditional silver-wire inlay technique, in which fine metal wire is set into the carved surface to draw the script and motifs.
| Material & craft | Silver-wire inlay (银丝镶嵌) |
|---|---|
| Catalogue name | 紫薇讳 公明符 |
| Type | Carved Plaques |
| Collection | Plaques & seals |
| Sold as | Sold individually |
| Note | Small variations in tone and finish from the photographs are possible. |
度Size, wearing & display
For display, decide which face you want to read from a little distance. Deep relief and narrow incised lines catch side light differently; leave room around the outline rather than pressing the face against another object.
Plaques and charms can be carried in a pocket or pouch, hung from a cord, or set upright on a desk or altar shelf facing the room.
养Care
Dust with a soft dry cloth and keep away from damp and long direct sun. Polish metal surfaces gently; avoid chemical cleaners.
赠A gift for
Someone starting a new role, business or chapter at work. A new shop, a new home or a Lunar New Year visit. A traveller, a new home, or someone going through an uncertain time. Anyone drawn to Taoist culture and its symbols.
The meaning of this piece · 寓意
Ziwei Seal & Zhao Gongming Silver-Inlay Taoist Talisman Plaque
In the old temples of Longhu and Wudang, thunder was the voice of heaven’s law. Priests carved its seals into wood the lightning had already touched and kept them by the door, the bed and the body — so that whatever is crooked would meet something straight.
紫薇讳 公明符— Ziwei Seal · Zhao Gongming · Talisman (Fu)
The secret seal-name of Ziwei, the Purple Star Emperor who rules the stars from the pole; it is one of the most widely used protective seals in Taoist practice.
Zhao Gongming, the martial God of Wealth, rides a black tiger and is honoured as a bringer of fortune and fair dealing.
A fu talisman, written in sacred script as a request for blessing and protection.
Traditionally kept as a wish for peace and protection, success and authority, prosperity.
Zhao Gongming is honored in traditions of prosperity. A piece bearing his name can express a wish for a flourishing livelihood, particularly as a gift for someone opening a business or beginning a new venture.
Made with the traditional silver-wire inlay technique, in which fine metal wire is set into the carved surface to draw the script and motifs.
In Taoist culture, motifs like these express a wish — here, peace and protection, prosperity, success in work. We share their traditional meaning as culture and intention, not as a guarantee of any outcome.
Questions · 问答
About this piece
What does this piece symbolise?
In Taoist tradition its motifs are associated with peace and protection, prosperity, success in work. One broad inscription takes up the center of the dark plaque. Smaller emblems are stacked on the companion face, giving it a more closely spaced pattern.
How should I care for it?
Keep it dry, dust with a soft cloth and avoid chemical cleaners.
Can I return it?
Yes. Returns are accepted within 30 days under our return policy, and shipping is free worldwide on orders of $80 or more.
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