威武護法圖 · Divine Guardian Deity — Original Chinese Ink Figure Painting | Taoist Deity Wall Art

A Taoist guardian deity — a watchful, protective presence for the home.

What does a guardian deity (護法) painting mean?

Guardian deities (護法) are protective figures in the Taoist tradition, associated with guarding the home and warding off harmful energy. We present this as tradition and symbolism — not a guarantee of any outcome.

How do I hang a deity painting respectfully (feng shui)?

Hang it high, with a solid wall behind, facing or near the entrance so it “watches over” the home; avoid facing or backing onto a bathroom or kitchen.

Is it an original?

Yes — hand-painted by Master Jiang Jinqing (姜進清), fifth-generation ink master, internationally recognised (incl. an “Excellence and Great Originality” award, New York 2007). Confident hand-painted lines and a pressed red seal (鈐印). No prints.

FAQ

Original or print? Hand-painted original — varied brush lines, layered colour, pressed seal.
Where shouldn't I hang it? Not facing/backing a bathroom or kitchen.

🇨🇳 威武護法圖 —— 姜進清老師親筆人物畫；道教護法主守護、辟邪（傳統寓意，不作保證）。擺放宜墊高、實牆為靠、面/近大門，忌廁所厨房。鈐印落款，非印刷。