Taoist fu talismans
Meaning
A fu is a talisman in 'cloud script' or celestial writing, drawn in red cinnabar on yellow paper and stamped with temple seals. It works like an official document from the heavenly bureaucracy, ordering spirits and demons to obey.
Intent
Fu are pasted over doors, burned and mixed into water to drink, folded into pouches and worn, or placed in houses and cars, to expel demons, heal illness, protect and bring luck. Each has a specific purpose and must be drawn with ritual.
Significance
Fu are central to Daoism and folk religion and are still issued by temples in Taiwan, Hong Kong and mainland China. They inspired the talismans of Japanese ofuda and Korean bujeok, and appear in countless kung-fu and jiangshi films.
History
Daoist fu go back to the Eastern Han (2nd century CE) and the Celestial Masters movement. The tradition continues without a break to modern temples.
Making yours
Yellow paper strip about 8×25 cm. Brush the seal script in vermilion, with star-chart and Thunder Lord figures, plus temple stamp seals.China & Taiwan: the tradition
China has one of the oldest continuous amulet traditions, from Neolithic jade (Hongshan and Liangzhu, c. 3500–2300 BCE) to Han dynasty exorcism batons (gangmao) and cicada tongue-amulets for the dead. Daoism developed fu talismans, writing in a celestial script that commands spirits and is issued like official documents. From the Han period coin-shaped charms (yasheng qian, 'suppressing coins') carried auspicious words and spells. Much Chinese protective imagery works through puns: bat (fu) sounds like fortune, fish (yu) like abundance, gourd (hulu) like protection.
Lohan (Arhat) Holding a Fu DogChina, Jiangxi province, Jingdezhen kilns, Qing dynasty (1644-1911), Kangxi reign (1662-1722) · 1662–1722
Zhenwu with the Eight Trigrams, the Northern Dipper, and TalismansChina · Qing dynasty (1644–1911), 17th or early 18th century
Talisman, amulet box, gao amulet from People's Republic of ChinaPeople's Republic of China
Medical talisman for complicated labour (Chinese MS)United Kingdom
Medical talisman for menstrual flooding (Chinese MS)China
Chinese Fulu talisman han dynasty 乌程汉简浙江出土Han dynasty
Chinese woodcut: Talisman against epidemic diseases
Lohan (Arhat) Holding a Peach; Lohan (Arhat) Holding a Fu DogChina, Jiangxi province, Jingdezhen kilns, Qing dynasty (1644–1911), Kangxi reign (1662–1722) · 1662–1722
Medical talisman against miscarriage (Chinese MS)United Kingdom
Medical talisman for complicated labour (Chinese MS)China
Talisman appears in DFHY 62.5bMing dynasty
Medical talisman for menstrual problems (Chinese MS)
Medical talisman, to ward off plague (Chinese C19 woodcut)United Kingdom
Medical talisman, to ward off plague (Chinese C19 woodcut)China
Chinese Joss Board, to drive off Evil.
Medical talisman for irregular menstruation (Chinese MS)
Medical talisman for irregular menstruation (Chinese MS)United Kingdom
Medical talisman for menstrual problems (Chinese MS)China
Chinese woodcut: Talisman against epidemic diseases
Medical talisman for menstrual flooding (Chinese MS)
Medical talisman for menstrual problems (Chinese MS)United Kingdom
Medical talisman (Chinese C19 woodcut)China
Medical talisman against miscarriage (Chinese MS)
Medical talisman against miscarriage (Chinese MS)
Medical talisman for gestation and puerperium (Chinese MS)United Kingdom
Medical talisman for irregular menstruation (Chinese MS)China
Sword-shaped cash coin talisman
Medical talisman for complicated labour (Chinese MS)
Medical talisman against miscarriage (Chinese MS)United Kingdom
CTB 304 J534CEV Talisman Coaches 304 - Flickr - megabus13601
Medical talisman for infertility and miscarriage (Chinese MS)
Medical talisman for menstrual flooding (Chinese MS)United Kingdom
CTB 304 J534CEV Talisman Coaches 304 - Flickr - megabus13601 (4)
Medical talisman for gestation and puerperium (Chinese MS)
Medical talisman (Chinese C19 woodcut)United Kingdom
CTB 304 Talisman 304 Ipswich - Flickr - megabus13601
Medical talisman against miscarriage (Chinese MS)
Chinese woodcut: Talisman against epidemic diseasesUnited Kingdom
CTB 306 J605CEV Talisman Coaches 306 - Flickr - megabus13601
Medical talisman, to ward off plague (Chinese C19 woodcut)
Medical talisman for infertility and miscarriage (Chinese MS)United Kingdom
CTB 306 Talisman 306 Billericay 2009 - Flickr - megabus13601
Medical talisman (Chinese C19 woodcut)
CTB 306 Talisman 306 Marks Tey - Flickr - megabus13601
A Chinese talisman of a warrior with sword. Colour woodcut by a Chinese artist.
Amuletic Board, China, 1801-1900
A Chinese talisman of a warrior with sword. Colour woodcut by a Chinese artist.
Chinese talisman for protection
A Chinese talisman of an angel with a cudgel. Colour woodcut by a Chinese artist.
Hängsmycke av låghaltigt silver - Etnografiska Museet
A Chinese talisman of a man in blue robes. Colour woodcut by a Chinese artist.
King's Day Free Market, Groningen (2019)
A Chinese talisman featuring a man in a fur coat. Colour woodcut by a Chinese artist.
Medical talisman for infertility and miscarriage (Chinese MS)
A Chinese talisman featuring a man in bright orange robes. Colour woodcut by a Chinese artist.
CTB 304 J534CEV Talisman Coaches 304 - Flickr - megabus13601 (2)
A Chinese talisman featuring a man in a fur coat. Colour woodcut by a Chinese artist.
CTB 304 Talisman 304 Billericay 2009 - Flickr - megabus13601
A Chinese talisman of a man in blue and red robes. Colour woodcut by a Chinese artist.
CTB 304 Talisman 304 Newbury Park - Flickr - megabus13601More from China & Taiwan: Coin charms (yasheng qian) · Longevity locks · Jade & hardstone amulets · Bagua mirrors, coin swords & temple charms · Other & unsorted China
Every type in the gallery
Anything in the gallery can be made: any piece, any tradition, in its own material or yours, by hand from the documented original. Numbered. Price on commission, quoted before anything is made. I reply within one business day.