I chi" is the art of divination using sticks and sticks. I chi, which is said to have been used for more than 3,000 years, is an art based on the Chinese philosophy of yin and yang, which has been passed down through the ages. I chi is a form of divination that uses eight small trigrams, called bagua, stacked two above and two below, to read the signs. Yang = - - - - Yang = - The bagua Ch'i = heaven, Ch'i = dian, Ch'i = zhen, Zhen, Tzun, Kan, Gon, Kun, in terms of the major phenomena of nature: Ch'i = heaven, Ch'i = zha, Zha = fire, Zhen = thunder, Tzun = wind, Kan = water, Gon = mountain, Kun = earth. These overlap and change with each other, and the meaning of these cards and their changes are called "dacheng trigrams". The cards are color-coded from the bagua (xiao zhonggua), and the colors of the illustrations represent the origins of the bagua, allowing the user to grasp the meaning of the great trigrams through images. The composition and design of the cards are easy to use for beginners who want to learn I-Ching, as well as for professionals.

◆Item Code：01-36-069
◆Writer＆Artist：Kibi
◆Publisher：Kibi (self-published)
◆Box Type：tuck end box
◆Package Size：H122 × W72 × D30[mm]
◆Card Size：H120 × W66[mm]
◆Card's Lamination：matted
◆Number of cards：67
◆Guidebook：Japanese
◆Deck Type：I-Ching Cards