🐉 Bronze Dragon Ding — Guardian of the Storm Not just an artifact — a protector

🐉 Bronze Dragon Ding — Guardian of the Storm Not just an artefact — a protector. A pact. A sentinel. 🌀 Three hurricanes came. The neighbour flooded. The house stood. 🌧️ No shutters. No insurance. Just this 20-lb bronze Ding, anchored by a bolt marked 666, watching from the edge of the world. 🔥 Not inside the house — it’s not allowed. It sits outside, by the pool, bound beneath a fallen roof, guarding the oldest house in the community. And it never sleeps. This is a ritual cauldron, cast in solid bronze, with dragon heads for handles and beast-footed legs. Believed to be from the 17th or 18th century, possibly earlier, it resonates with a weight that isn’t just physical. Used in protection rites, banishment spells, and ancestral veneration, this Ding doesn’t decorate — it dominates. It has its presence. Its own We don’t use it anymore. We respect it. 💠 Key Features: Approx. 20 lbs of aged bronze Traditional Chinese tripod “Ding” form — a vessel of offering and power Dragon-handled for strength and spiritual authority Covered lid with symbolic detailing Deep g Height: 13 in Width: 20 in Depth: 8 in Material: Solid Bronze 🧧 Use it as a statement altar piece, a collector’s artefact, or even for working spells. Shows beautiful wear from centuries of use—authentic patina and spiritual presence. 🏷️ #dragon #ritual #altar #protection #antiques #bronze #witchtok #energycleansing #stormguardian #fengshui #magic #spiritual #historic #occult #incenseburner #homeprotectio