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Consecrated Pure Brass Marshal Zhao Gongming Statue (23cm) | Taoist Martial God of Wealth & Guardian Statue 【開光純黃銅正一玄壇趙公明元帥神像 | 武財神玄壇真君 鎮宅護法 招財進寶 五路財神之首】

Original price was: $999.00.Current price is: $599.00.

Cast in high-quality pure brass and blessed through authentic Taoist consecration rituals. Marshal Zhao Gongming serves as both a chief Taoist Guardian Marshal and the Leader of the Five Wealth Gods. Featuring classic commanding imagery with his black face, dark beard, iron whip, and black tiger mount, this statue repels negative energy, safeguards your premises, and channels abundant wealth and fair fortune to your business.

精選優質黃銅精鑄,經正統道教開光加持。趙公明元帥身兼道教「護法四帥」与「五路財神之首」雙重神格,黑面濃鬚、手持鐵鞭、身跨黑虎,氣場威猛。此尊神像能為您鎮守家宅丹室、驅邪辟煞,同時統合天下財源,庇佑公平買賣、生意興隆。

【敬請知悉与尊奉 | Important Notice】

下單前請您切實明晰并悉心注意:本尊法器均已由道教正統權威道長(法師)嚴格遵循傳統道家科儀加持(開光)。

Please read and understand carefully before placing your order: Every sacred artifact offered here has been duly consecrated (Kaiguang) through authentic Daoist rituals conducted by authoritative Daoist masters.

法物蘊含天降正氣,敬請持有者務必保持虔誠敬畏之心,妥善保管、珍藏或依規供奉。請在收到法物後仔細閱讀随附之安放說明書。切勿随意踐踏、褻瀆或存不敬之念,唯有誠心相待,方能感應天地神明之護佑,鎮宅永安、福佑綿長。

As these artifacts are imbued with divine positive energy, they must be held with absolute sincerity, reverence, and mindfulness. Please ensure they are safely preserved, cherished, or properly enshrined. We kindly ask you to read the included instruction guide thoroughly upon delivery. Please treat the artifact with utmost respect and refrain from any acts of profanation or disrespect. May your genuine faith bring divine protection, peace, and enduring blessings.

註:為確保每一位善信皆能如法感應,道長(法師)於科儀加持(開光)過程中拍攝之現場視頻,將於訂單發貨後,通過您下單時預留的電子郵箱地址發送給您,敬請查收。

Note: To ensure complete authenticity, a video recording of the consecration ritual performed by the Daoist master will be sent to the email address you provided during checkout after your order is dispatched. Please check your inbox.

【Sacred Imagery & Craftsmanship】

Revered as Marshal Zhao of the Zhengyi Dragon-Tiger Altar, Zhao Gongming is one of the Four Great Guardian Marshals in Taoism. This pure brass statue accurately expresses his formidable divine presence: a darkened countenance, bold beard, heavy martial armor, holding a demon-subduing iron whip while mounted on a powerful black tiger. Crafted with meticulous detail, every aspect reflects divine authority and craftsmanship.

【神格形象與工藝細節】

趙公明元帥(金龍如意正一龍虎玄壇真君)為道教三十六元帥及護法四帥之一。本尊黃銅神像完美還原道教典籍之威猛形象:黑面濃鬚、身著甲冑、手持降魔鐵鞭、威風凜凜身跨黑虎。精工黃銅打造,紋理雕刻細緻,展現出威嚴神聖的气韵,極具供奉与收藏價值。

【Guardian Powers: Protection & Exorcism】

  • Divine Guardian: Historically summoned by Celestial Master Zhang Daoling to protect sacred alchemy chambers, Marshal Zhao provides formidable protection for your home, office, or shrine.

  • Warding Off Evil: As a thunder-realm marshal, his imposing presence neutralizes negative Sha Qi, wards off harmful spirits, and stabilizes the surrounding energy field.

【護法職能:鎮守家宅,驅邪除煞】

作為正統道教核心護法神,趙公明元帥具備強大尊貴的鎮守力:

  • 鎮宅護法: 昔日張道陵天師請其鎮守龍虎山丹室,如今供奉於家宅或店鋪,能強效鎮守磁場,確保平順安寧。

  • 祛邪辟煞: 威猛神貌兼具雷部元帥職能,能震懾並驅散周圍陰邪煞氣,庇佑供奉者平安無虞。

【Martial God of Wealth: Leader of the Five Wealth Gods】

  • Master of Prosperity: Head of the Five Wealth Gods (governing Treasure Attraction, Value Collection, Wealth Summoning, and Market Profit), he actively draws prosperous opportunities.

  • Patron of Fair Trade: Protects honest commercial transactions, making this statue ideal for entrepreneurs, business owners, merchants, and investors seeking smooth trading and solid wealth growth.

【財神職能:五路總管,招財進寶】

被奉為「武財神」,統領招寶、納珍、招財、利市四神,合稱「五路財神」:

  • 掌管財源: 統合天地財氣,助供奉者開闢財路、積聚財富。

  • 公平買賣: 司掌求財求利、公平交易,特別適合商家、企業及投資者供奉,庇佑生意順遂、財源廣進。

Material

Pure Brass

Origin

China

Purpose

Shrine Worship, Home/Office Feng Shui, Protection, Wealth Attraction

Consecrated

Yes (Blessed by authentic Taoist rituals)

Dimensions

Length 21.5 cm × Width 15 cm × Height 23 cm

Weight

Approx. 3000 g

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