Description
Zhao Gongming · 赵公明
This design represents a devotional connection with Zhao Gongming, affectionately called Lord Zhao. In Taoist belief, carrying his image is a way to seek his protection and blessing for one’s livelihood. Zhao Gongming is revered as a martial God of Wealth.
Your pendant
- Material
- Jujube wood; lightning history reported by the maker
- Approximate size
- 3 × 5 cm
- Included
- One selected wood tablet
- Photographs
- Multiple views of the same design, not multiple pieces. Wood grain and surface marks vary.
Devotion and ritual preparation
Within this tradition, a talisman’s devotional significance involves more than its carved form. The practitioner’s cultivation and ritual preparation, including Ru Hui (入讳), are understood as part of its consecration and blessing. The seller reports ritual preparation for these wooden objects.
These descriptions express Taoist belief and practice; they do not promise a particular outcome.
Marshal Ma · 马帅
This design is recorded as Protection (Marshal Ma), paired with the Yangping Zhidu Gong seal. Its devotional focus is Marshal Ma. The meaning and introduction here follow this wood carving, whose subject differs from the Wang Lingguan paper talisman.
Your pendant
- Material
- Jujube wood; lightning history reported by the maker
- Approximate size
- 3 × 5 cm
- Included
- One selected wood tablet
- Photographs
- Multiple views of the same design, not multiple pieces. Wood grain and surface marks vary.
Devotion and ritual preparation
Within this tradition, a talisman’s devotional significance involves more than its carved form. The practitioner’s cultivation and ritual preparation, including Ru Hui (入讳), are understood as part of its consecration and blessing. The seller reports ritual preparation for these wooden objects.
These descriptions express Taoist belief and practice; they do not promise a particular outcome.
Medicine King · 药王
The figure on this pendant is the Medicine King, Yao Wang. It belongs to our Tian Yi well-being selection, while the carving itself represents Yao Wang rather than Tian Yi Xing Jun. Its meaning is devotional; it is not a treatment or a substitute for medical care.
Your pendant
- Material
- Jujube wood; lightning history reported by the maker
- Approximate size
- 3 × 5 cm
- Included
- One selected wood tablet
- Photographs
- Multiple views of the same design, not multiple pieces. Wood grain and surface marks vary.
Devotion and ritual preparation
Within this tradition, a talisman’s devotional significance involves more than its carved form. The practitioner’s cultivation and ritual preparation, including Ru Hui (入讳), are understood as part of its consecration and blessing. The seller reports ritual preparation for these wooden objects.
These descriptions express Taoist belief and practice; they do not promise a particular outcome.
