Longhushan Taoist Culture Silver Ring, Ziwei Taboo (Mountain Spirit Thunder Ancestor, Rain-Grand Ear) Protective Ring

Description

Longhushan Taoist Culture Silver Ring, Ziwei Taboo (Mountain Spirit Thunder Ancestor, Rain-Grand Ear) Protective Ring

This is a Longhushan-themed Taoist culture silver ring, commonly known as the “Ziwei Taboo (or Mountain Spirit Thunder Ancestor, Rain-Grand Ear) Protective Ring.”

Material: Alloy Plated

• Design Details:

◦ The outer side of the ring features red taboo characters (commonly Ziwei taboo, a symbol used in Taoist culture for prayer and protection);

◦ The inner side is engraved with a Tai Chi pattern, using an antique textured finish for a retro Chinese style. It has an open design for adjustable size.

• Cultural Meaning:

◦ Based on Longhushan Taoist culture, the taboo characters are combined with Tai Chi elements, symbolizing protection, warding off evil, attracting wealth and good fortune, while also embodying the Taoist concept of “balance and harmony”;

◦ Some styles are marked “already incense burned,” a ritualistic design that aligns with metaphysical culture and strengthens its auspicious attribute.

• Suitable for: Wearing as a daily protective amulet or as a gift with Taoist cultural connotations, suitable for people who are interested in traditional culture and metaphysical blessings.