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The Four Sacred Beasts - White Tiger Print configuration 1 is a 20g version Print configuration 2 is a 60g version with base
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Print Profile(2)
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
1.7 h
1 plate
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
3.2 h
1 plate
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Print Profile 1 is for the 22g White Tiger, Print Profile 2 is for the 60g version with base
In ancient Chinese mythology, the White Tiger is the god of the west, symbolizing the lesser yin, representing autumn in the four seasons, corresponding to the Qian and Dui trigrams in the Bagua, and governing metal in the Five Elements. Its image is typically depicted as a large, white tiger with sharp claws and teeth, sometimes with wings, exuding an awe-inspiring majesty.
The White Tiger is a symbol of nobility and authority, often appearing alongside the dragon, symbolizing the power to subdue evil spirits. As a war god and god of slaughter, the White Tiger represents justice and courage, believed to possess the divine power to ward off evil, bring blessings, and punish evil while promoting good. In Taoist culture, the White Tiger is one of the four celestial animals of the Western Seven Mansions, known as the Jianbing God, holding an important position as a guardian deity.
The White Tiger is associated with military affairs and warfare; white tiger flags were commonly used in ancient armies, and white tiger imagery appeared on military talismans. Many fierce generals were considered reincarnations of the White Tiger star, such as the great generals Luo Cheng and Xue Rengui. The White Tiger symbolizes autumn and harvest, embodying the imagery of abundance and prosperity. In folklore, the White Tiger represents the repelling of evil and ominous influences, signifying victory and success.
The origin of the White Tiger is related to the ancient people's worship of the constellations, being the collective name for the Western Seven Mansions. The Shan Hai Jing records the White Tiger as the guardian deity of the west, possessing immense power and an awe-inspiring presence. Legend states that the White Tiger is one of the primordial divine beasts, originally shaped like a fierce tiger, born from the innate golden spiritual energy, possessing formidable strength and supernatural abilities.
The White Tiger holds profound significance in Chinese culture, symbolizing justice, valor, authority, and power, forming a vital component of Chinese cultural heritage.
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