Yin-Yang Lightning-Struck Wood Taoist Charm
小阴阳鱼Yin-Yang
$140.00
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The circular face has a yin-yang motif set within its rim. A bright red inscription stands out on the companion face.
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意Meaning & symbolism
The two fish of yin and yang, each holding the seed of the other, a symbol of balance.
Traditionally kept as a wish for balance.
Traditional symbolism and intention, shared as culture — not a promise of results.
材Details & craft
Listed by the maker as lightning-struck jujube wood, carved entirely by hand. Lightning-struck jujube is the most prized wood for Taoist ritual objects, because the strike is associated with thunder’s power to restore order.
| Material & craft | Lightning-struck jujube wood (雷击枣木), hand-carved |
|---|---|
| Catalogue name | 小阴阳鱼 |
| Type | Hanging Charms |
| Collection | Carry charms · lightning-struck wood |
| Sold as | Sold individually |
| Note | Small variations in tone and finish from the photographs are possible. |
度Size, wearing & display
Think about where the charm will hang and which way its design will face. A loop intended for a cord is not necessarily large enough for a clasp or a key ring; check the opening before choosing an attachment.
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
Keep wood away from soaking water, steam and long direct sun. Wipe with a soft dry cloth; if the surface looks dry, rub in a very small amount of natural oil.
赠A gift for
Anyone drawn to Taoist culture and its symbols.
The meaning of this piece · 寓意
Yin-Yang Lightning-Struck Wood Taoist Charm
Before the trigrams there was the Taiji, and before the Taiji, the Dao. Every Taoist emblem is a small map of that order: heaven above, earth below, and the changing forces that move between them.
小阴阳鱼— Yin-Yang
The two fish of yin and yang, each holding the seed of the other, a symbol of balance.
Traditionally kept as a wish for balance.
The yin and yang design draws attention to the relationship between complementary forces. In a gift, it can express a wish for balance and harmony, whether the piece is intended for personal wear or for the home.
Listed by the maker as lightning-struck jujube wood, carved entirely by hand. Lightning-struck jujube is the most prized wood for Taoist ritual objects, because the strike is associated with thunder’s power to restore order.
In Taoist culture, motifs like these express a wish — here, balance. 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 balance. The circular face has a yin-yang motif set within its rim. A bright red inscription stands out on the companion face.
What is lightning-struck wood?
Wood from a tree struck by lightning, traditionally prized in Taoist practice because thunder is associated with a force that restores order. It is often carved into plaques, seals and charms.
How should I care for it?
Keep it dry and out of long direct sun; wipe with a soft dry cloth and oil lightly if the wood looks dry.
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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