A traditional Chinese decorative copper coin pendant featuring 4cm diameter, 0.1cm thickness, and ~10g weight. The obverse displays the twelve zodiac animals (Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Pig) in raised relief around a square central hole, with corresponding Chinese characters for each sign. The reverse side features the Eight Trigrams (Bagua) of Taoist cosmology arranged radially around the same square hole, symbolizing balance, protection, and cosmic harmony. Crafted from aged-bronze alloy with antique patina finish, it serves as a cultural amulet, feng shui charm, or collectible ornament. Ideal for hanging on bags, keychains, or as home decor—no functional currency value, purely symbolic and aesthetic. Its compact size and lightweight design make it wearable daily or suitable for gifting during Lunar New Year or auspicious occasions. Not a fashion accessory in the Western sense but a heritage-inspired talisman rooted in East Asian metaphysical tradition.