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The red gourd set for the year of birth to ward off the evil spirits of Tai Sui includes a cinnabar red ceramic gourd and a Tai Sui sachet. The gourd contains five elements of grass ash and a peace charm. Hang it in the southeast corner of the bedroom or carry it with you to buffer the impact of the year and keep you healthy and safe.
Product Description
Ceramic gourd
Buffer · Peace of year · Avoid impact · Continue fate
High-temperature red porcelain corresponds to the virtue of fire to break the evil spirits. The round belly of the gourd resolves the direct impact of the aura. The built-in talisman ash is consecrated by the Taoist temple to enhance the protective effect of the year of birth.
Zen and inheritance
The belief in Tai Sui originated from the Taoist annual god system. The gourd is homophonic to "Fu Lu". It needs to be hung on the day of the beginning of spring and taken down on New Year's Eve to be burned with the Tai Sui petition; the damaged gourd needs to be wrapped in red cloth and buried under the tree, symbolizing "disasters return to the earth".
Specifications:
- Product type: bracelet
- Height*width: 15cm*8.5cm
- Material: ceramic
- Important tips: fragile items, please handle with care.
Ceramics is a general term for pottery and porcelain. In China, the emergence of pottery making can be traced back to the era between 4500 BC and 2500 BC. It can be said that an important part of the development history of the Chinese nation is the history of ceramics. The achievements of the Chinese in science and technology and the pursuit and shaping of beauty are reflected in many aspects through the production of ceramics, and form very typical technical and artistic characteristics of each era.
Ceramics are materials and various products made from clay as the main raw material and various natural minerals through crushing, mixing, forming and calcining. A general term for pottery and porcelain. The traditional concept of ceramics refers to all artificial industrial products made from inorganic non-metallic minerals such as clay as raw materials. It includes various products made from clay or mixtures containing clay through mixing, forming and calcining. From the roughest earthenware to the finest fine pottery and porcelain, it belongs to its scope. Its main raw materials are silicate minerals (such as clay, quartz, etc.) taken from nature, so it belongs to the category of "silicate industry" together with industries such as glass, cement, enamel, and refractory materials.
