
Bagua Yin-Yang Taoist Plaque with Ziwei Calligraphy
Daojing / Carved Plaques
Bagua Yin-Yang Taoist Plaque with Ziwei Calligraphy
A yin-yang disk sits inside eight trigrams at the top of this rectangular Taoist plaque. Pale calligraphic lines extend toward the foot, framed by geometric corner marks. The companion face in the supplier photograph has a different arrangement of inscriptions.
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A yin-yang disk sits inside eight trigrams at the top of this rectangular Taoist plaque. Pale calligraphic lines extend toward the foot, framed by geometric corner marks. The companion face in the supplier photograph has a different arrangement of inscriptions.
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Bagua refers to the eight trigrams. Look for arrangements of three-line signs; these are a different motif from the paired curves of a yin-yang disk.
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.
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.
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