A traditional Taoist Six Ding Six Jia Talisman (Liu Ding Liu Jia Fu) hand-drawn on yellow ritual paper in auspicious red. The composition invokes the twelve celestial guardians—Six Ding (female protectors) and Six Jia (male generals)—to safeguard one’s benming (life star), dispel malice, and keep the household at peace. The piece shows a knot-like header, a vertical protective sigil that encodes the “六丁六甲” forms, a Bagua stamp, and an altar seal at the base to “anchor” the blessing.
In folk practice, this charm is kept to ward off harmful influences, support safe travel and daily work, and is traditionally carried by expectant mothers as a symbolic blessing for pregnancy and children’s safety.
How to use (traditional): display in the home entry, bedroom or nursery (out of children’s reach), office desk, car glove box, or carry inside a folder/handbag (keep above waist height; avoid bathrooms).
(Spiritual/cultural item—no guaranteed results; not a medical device and not a substitute for prenatal care.)
Key Details
Material: yellow talisman paper with red ink; stamped Bagua & altar seals
Build: lightweight sheet; suitable for framing or tucking into folders/drawers
Design: “Six Ding Six Jia” protective sigil with activation dot, Bagua stamp, and altar seal
Theme (non-medical): Protection from Harm · Mother & Child Blessing · Peace of Mind
Sizes / Fit
11 × 22 cm (approx. 4.3 × 8.7 in) — slim sheet for entryway, bedroom/nursery wall, desk, or vehicle
Care
Keep dry and clean; avoid tearing, soaking, or placing on the floor. Many users refresh at Lunar New Year or before travel/birth (e.g., pass incense or morning light).
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