The Four Fiends in Chinese Mythology Collectible Metal Coins
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Presented by Silver Key Society
Ward off evils with this myth-inspired set, which brings to life four legendary creatures feared for their malevolent and destructive nature:
- Taotie (饕餮) - Gluttonous beast, a symbol of greed & overindulgence. Often depicted as a monstrous face with prominent fangs and no lower jaw.
- Hundun (混沌) - Embodiment of primal chaos & ignorance. Often depicted as a faceless, formless beast or a rotund, amorphous entity.
- Qiongqi (穷奇) – Malevolent tiger, a symbol of injustice & inversion of moral values. Often depicted as a winged tiger with a fierce gaze.
- Taowu (梼杌) – The stubborn brute, a symbol of ignorance & lawlessness. Often depicted as an ape-like beast or a hybrid creature with tusks and horns.
The back of each coin is etched with the creature's name and description (in Traditional Chinese), while its antique finish, available in three colors, enhances authenticity. More than collectibles, these coins serve as cautionary emblems, warning against excess, chaos, corruption, and injustice.
Product Details
- Material: alloy
- Finish: antique plating
- Dimension: 45 * 45 * 4 mm (1.77 * 1.77 * 0.16 inch)
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Item Weight: 29 g (1.02 oz)
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The Four Fiends in Chinese Mythology Collectible Metal Coins
Worldwide Shipping Included
Presented by Silver Key Society
Ward off evils with this myth-inspired set, which brings to life four legendary creatures feared for their malevolent and destructive nature:
- Taotie (饕餮) - Gluttonous beast, a symbol of greed & overindulgence. Often depicted as a monstrous face with prominent fangs and no lower jaw.
- Hundun (混沌) - Embodiment of primal chaos & ignorance. Often depicted as a faceless, formless beast or a rotund, amorphous entity.
- Qiongqi (穷奇) – Malevolent tiger, a symbol of injustice & inversion of moral values. Often depicted as a winged tiger with a fierce gaze.
- Taowu (梼杌) – The stubborn brute, a symbol of ignorance & lawlessness. Often depicted as an ape-like beast or a hybrid creature with tusks and horns.
The back of each coin is etched with the creature's name and description (in Traditional Chinese), while its antique finish, available in three colors, enhances authenticity. More than collectibles, these coins serve as cautionary emblems, warning against excess, chaos, corruption, and injustice.
Product Details
- Material: alloy
- Finish: antique plating
- Dimension: 45 * 45 * 4 mm (1.77 * 1.77 * 0.16 inch)
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Item Weight: 29 g (1.02 oz)
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Worldwide Shipping Included
Presented by Silver Key Society
Ward off evils with this myth-inspired set, which brings to life four legendary creatures feared for their malevolent and destructive nature:
- Taotie (饕餮) - Gluttonous beast, a symbol of greed & overindulgence. Often depicted as a monstrous face with prominent fangs and no lower jaw.
- Hundun (混沌) - Embodiment of primal chaos & ignorance. Often depicted as a faceless, formless beast or a rotund, amorphous entity.
- Qiongqi (穷奇) – Malevolent tiger, a symbol of injustice & inversion of moral values. Often depicted as a winged tiger with a fierce gaze.
- Taowu (梼杌) – The stubborn brute, a symbol of ignorance & lawlessness. Often depicted as an ape-like beast or a hybrid creature with tusks and horns.
The back of each coin is etched with the creature's name and description (in Traditional Chinese), while its antique finish, available in three colors, enhances authenticity. More than collectibles, these coins serve as cautionary emblems, warning against excess, chaos, corruption, and injustice.
Product Details
- Material: alloy
- Finish: antique plating
- Dimension: 45 * 45 * 4 mm (1.77 * 1.77 * 0.16 inch)
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Item Weight: 29 g (1.02 oz)
