Bagua Dragon Turtle

Origin and Cultural Background

The Bagua Dragon Turtle combines the legendary dragon and turtle—two of the four celestial beasts—enhanced with the eight-trigram (Bagua) symbol. This image appears frequently in Chinese folklore and Taoist temples. The shell carrying the Bagua mirror is believed to neutralize harmful energies.

Symbolism & Function

This powerful talisman is reputed for its multiple functions: resolving misfortune and toxic energies, protecting the home, boosting authority, and attracting influential support. It merges the dragon’s power and the turtle’s endurance to offer longevity, courage, success, and clarity in decision-making ().

Material

Bronze is traditional and popular for its grounding energy, but variants include obsidian, crystal, wood, and mixed-metal, each amplifying different attributes (protection, wealth, longevity)   .

Placement Recommendation

Placement Avoidance

Never place it in the bedroom or restroom. Avoid facing its head toward beds, sofas, or toilets, which may create confrontation or disturb rest