What are the functions and effects of ivory

Many people know about ivory and may have seen it. For example, some nomadic tribes usually pull out the ivory tusks after hunting elephants and hang them in their tents as a decoration. Many collectors also like to collect ivory. There are also combs made of ivory. In fact, ivory has many other uses. Grinding ivory into powder can be used to stop bleeding, or combined with other skin care products for female beauty, or used as a medicine to promote sleep.

In the eyes of many collectors or ordinary people, the most important thing about ivory is that it represents a symbol that can bring good fortune, soothe the mind and protect the home. In the art of ivory carving, ivory carvings with Buddhist themes naturally become sacred auspicious objects that ward off evil spirits and are very popular. However, many people do not know much about the effects and functions of ivory. Today, let’s take a brief look at the effects and functions of ivory.

The hemostatic effect of ivory powder

Ivory powder is a powdered Chinese medicine that can be used directly as medicine and is very effective in treating bleeding conditions.

The beauty of ivory

At the same time, ivory powder can be added to some powders to make cosmetics, which can play a good whitening role and is an ingredient in many cosmetics.

Calming effect

If taken directly, it can have a calming effect and can also have a good improvement on patients with insomnia. During consumption, you must pay attention to a certain amount and not overdose to avoid poisoning. It is recommended to take it under the advice of an experienced physician.

A symbol of nobility

Ivory is generally very valuable, reflecting the noble status of its owner and attracting the envy and respect of guests - which naturally brings a sense of pride to the ivory owner.

The symbolic meaning of exorcism: Ivory is an animal with extremely strong yang energy, and its function of exorcising evil spirits is even more evident in places where evil spirits are prevalent. Ivory is the strongest part of the elephant's body. In traditional culture, it is given special significance in Feng Shui: it can ward off evil spirits, attract wealth, and protect the home.

What are the benefits of ivory to the human body? The Compendium of Materia Medica written by Li Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty has confirmed the medicinal effects of ivory. For example, ivory ground into powder can calm the nerves, soothe the nerves, and remove dampness and detoxify. In addition, ivory powder can also be used for beauty. Ivory has appeared many times in Buddhist scriptures and has a lofty and sacred status in Buddhism. Therefore, ivory has always had symbolic meanings such as warding off evil spirits, bringing good fortune, and calming the mind and stabilizing the home. Reflected in ivory carving art, ivory carvings with Buddhist themes naturally became sacred auspicious objects that ward off evil spirits and were very popular. It is said that elephants are animals with extremely strong Yang energy, and their ability to drive away evil spirits is even more evident in places where evil spirits are prevalent. Ivory is the strongest part of the elephant's body. In traditional culture, it is given special significance in Feng Shui: it can ward off evil spirits, attract wealth, and protect the home. If the house is dominated by yin and weak by yang, placing ivory there can be of great help, especially for those whose children are sickly, whose career is in a slump, and who are mentally troubled. Of course, this is a kind of deification of it by the ancients. From a scientific point of view, ivory is generally valuable, can reflect the noble status of the owner, and attract the envy and respect of guests - this naturally brings a sense of pride to the ivory owner. When placing ivory, it is best to place it in the main hall, lobby, or study room, which has the best feng shui in the home, and it is best to place it in the middle, which is convenient for