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The core function of the peace talisman is to protect oneself and ward off disasters. In ancient times, it was mostly used for military protection, and soldiers wore it to seek battlefield safety. In the folk, it was expressed as a symbol of health through forms such as longevity locks. Its pattern is often composed of talismans and symbols to form a protective wheel shape. Taoist talismans need to undergo a consecration ceremony and be made with materials such as cinnabar and yellow paper, emphasizing the standardization of religious rituals

In modern society, the peace talisman has gradually evolved into a symbol for conveying emotions, but its cultural core still retains the traditional concept of protecting oneself

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The origin of the peace talisman can be traced back to ancient times, initially used as a battlefield protector, and later expanded to include folk prayer scenes with the development of folk beliefs. During the Han Dynasty, there were already records of talismans, and after the Ming and Qing Dynasties, they differentiated into categories such as religion, folk customs, and commerce, forming a functional transformation from practical talismans to cultural symbols.

Chinese name

protective talisman

Foreign Name

protective talisman

Dragon and Tiger Zheng Yi Ping An Fu, inheriting the millennium Taoist porcelain culture, praying for the peace and prosperity of all households.

English: amulet;

It belongs to a type of talisman. In ancient folklore, soldiers wearing this item on the battlefield could be invulnerable to knives and guns, causing great casualties in all directions while ensuring their own safety. At the same time, there is a saying that the peace talisman is also a protective talisman, both of which have the same meaning of seeking peace, protecting the physical body, and protecting the spirit. The so-called amulet here is called "#" in Tibetan, meaning "protective wheel". The "Tibetan Chinese Dictionary" interprets it as: "Buddhist Tantra uses medicine, mantras, visualization, etc. to form a protective circle that can prevent disasters." The protective wheel here is a mysterious pattern composed of "mantras" and other elements - the real "talisman". This is also the most common talisman, with complex patterns and symbolic meanings, reflecting the fusion of Buddhist esoteric culture and the Central Plains Zhouyi culture, and possessing a strong mysterious cultural color. two

The function of the peace talisman

In ancient times, peace talismans were mostly worn on these occasions. Firstly, when a child was born, elders would wear a longevity lock or a peace talisman to bless the child with a hundred years of life and peace. Secondly, when a soldier went on a mission, his wife would give her husband a hand sewn peace talisman to bless him with a safe return to her side on the battlefield. Peace symbols are closely related to us and have a strong historical origin.

Peace is a concern and blessing in our hearts for those we love and those we have given. When they encounter disasters, peace is also a hope, motivation, and courage for them to survive. Often when I think of this, I think of that small peace symbol, which brings us peace, blessings, and infinite positive energy in our hearts. A peace that allows us to go further, a small talisman that brings peace to our hearts.

Target audience: Can be worn by any zodiac sign