The three symbols in this pendant are all from Taoism (Daoism). It is perfect for those who appreciate Chinese philosophy, traditional Chinese symbolism, or even cultural jewellery.
The meaning of the Symbols
Taiji (Yin-Yang): The central symbol of balance. It represents the idea that opposing forces, such as light and dark or active and passive, are interdependent and constantly in motion. Bagua (Eight Trigrams): Each trigram is a set of three lines drawn from the I Ching (Book of Changes). The eight trigrams correspond to Heaven, Earth, Thunder, Wind, Water, Fire, Mountain, and Lake. Five Sacred Mountains True Form (Wuyue Zhenxing): A Taoist talismanic design tied to China's Five Sacred Mountains: Mount Tai (east), Mount Hua (west), Mount Heng in Hunan (south), Mount Heng in Shanxi (north), and Mount Song (center). In Taoist tradition, the design is associated with mountain reverence and spiritual practice.
Product Details
Material: White copper (cupronickel alloy)
Finish: Silver-tone electroplating
Style: Traditional Chinese
Motifs: Taiji, Bagua, Five Sacred Mountains True Form
Weight: Approx. 12 g (0.42 oz)
Care and Wear Notes
Electroplated finishes can be best preserved in a dry environment. Take it off before you go for a swim or a shower and clean it with a soft cloth after use. Cupronickel has nickel in it, so it might not be suitable for those sensitive to the metal.
A Meaningful Gift
It is a thoughtful present for all Taoist practitioners, culture jewelry collectors, or anyone who likes to see a symbol design.
