A Taoist amulet featuring Zhao Gongming riding a tiger, symbolizing good fortune and wealth.

Description

A Taoist-Blessed Pendant with Auspicious Energy

One side depicts Zhao Gongming, the Taoist god of wealth. This pendant symbolizes attracting wealth and good fortune, and is considered an auspicious ornament for attracting wealth.

The other side is engraved with Taoist runes, accompanied by inscriptions such as “May you earn a fortune daily, as the law commands.” These types of rune pendants are often believed in Taoist culture to have the power to bring blessings, ward off evil, and improve luck, reflecting people’s wishes for a better life.

• Main Image: Depicts Zhao Gongming, the Taoist god of wealth, riding a tiger. Zhao Gongming holds ritual implements and has a majestic expression.

• Inscription Meaning: The two sides are engraved with the phrases “Harmony and Prosperity” and “Attracting Treasures and Valuables.” “Harmony and Prosperity” signifies prosperous business and harmonious interpersonal relationships, while “Attracting Treasures and Valuables” expresses the auspicious wish to attract wealth and valuable treasures.

• Cultural Background: Zhao Gongming is a martial god of wealth in Chinese folk religion. This pendant incorporates Taoist cultural elements and is often worn as an ornament to attract wealth and good fortune, expressing the desire for prosperous finances and a wealthy life.

• Runes and Inscriptions: It is engraved with Taoist runes, alongside the inscription “May your daily wealth increase as the law commands.” “As the law commands” is a common phrase in Taoist talismans, implying obedience and the fulfillment of wishes. “May your daily wealth increase as the law commands” expresses the hope for abundant wealth.

• Cultural Background: This type of pendant originates from Taoist culture. Runes in Taoism are believed to have the power to bring blessings, ward off evil, and improve fortune. People wear them to express their hopes for a prosperous life and smooth sailing.