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

Description

The Longhushan Taoist Culture Silver Ring is a protective ring prepared for those forbidden by Ziwei (Mountain God Leizu, Yu Da’er).

This is a Taoist-themed silver ring engraved with Longhushan patterns, commonly known as the “Ziwei Taboo (or Mountain God Leizu, Yu Da’er) Protective Ring.”

Material: Alloy plating

• Design Details:

◦ The outer side of the ring is engraved with red taboo characters (usually Ziwei taboos, symbols used for prayer and protection in Taoist culture);

◦ The inner side is engraved with a Tai Chi pattern and has an antique texture, presenting a retro Chinese style. It features an open design and is adjustable in size.

• Cultural Significance: Inspired by the Taoist culture of Longhushan, this design combines taboo figures with Tai Chi elements, symbolizing protection, warding off evil, attracting wealth and good fortune, and also embodying the Taoist concept of “balance and harmony.”

Some styles are marked with the words “Incense has burned out,” a ritualistic design that aligns with metaphysical culture and reinforces its auspicious attributes.

• Suitable for: Can be worn as an everyday amulet or given as a gift with Taoist cultural connotations. Ideal for those interested in traditional culture and metaphysical blessings.