taoism trigram taoist trinity baguazhang chinese symbol
black or brown with a light green belly black, green, and white coloring one or more openings on one or more sides black or white bill often with lotus plants
two thin, parallel rulers connected together a black and white symbol in the center of the sign a black or colored patch message of celebration or well-wishes a legend to explain the meaning of the lines, symbols, and/or colors
a green background with black and white symbols
chinese symbol yin yang white with black han two thin, parallel rulers connected together chinese language
yin yang which has two interlocked, curved shapes symbol which may be composed of lines, shapes, or other elements yin yang which is a small circle of the opposite color in the center of each shape symbol which is a specific meaning associated with the symbol symbol which may be abstract or representational
yin yang which has two interlocked, curved shapes yin yang which is a small circle of the opposite color in the center of each shape yin yang which has three dots in the center of the larger circle yin yang which has one black and one white yin yang which is a curved line connecting the two circles
baguazhang t'ai chi ch'uan tang soo do wing chun haidong gumdo
yin yang symbol avatar spiral or coil bell or wind chime
yin yang which is a small circle of the opposite color in the center of each shape yin yang which has two interlocked, curved shapes yin yang which has three dots in the center of the larger circle yin yang which has one black and one white yin yang which is a dot in the center of each circle
yin yang which is a small circle of the opposite color in the center of each shape yin yang which is a dot in the center of each circle symbol which is a unique color or combination of colors yin yang which has three dots in the center of the larger circle symbol which is a specific meaning associated with the symbol