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
- Making
- Machine engraving, hand finishing and an oil-based finish
- Included
- One selected pendant and a wooden presentation box
- Dispatch
- Made to order; estimated dispatch in 7–10 days
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.
Wenchang Dijun · 文昌帝君
Wenchang Dijun is associated with literature, learning, examinations and moral cultivation. Carrying his image is a way to express devotion and seek encouragement in learning, alongside your own study and effort.
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Your pendant
- Material
- Jujube wood; lightning history reported by the maker
- Making
- Machine engraving, hand finishing and an oil-based finish
- Included
- One selected pendant and a wooden presentation box
- Dispatch
- Made to order; estimated dispatch in 7–10 days
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.
