Feng shui compass luopan, Chinese, Qing 1644–1911, 19th century. Measuring instrument diameter 17.0 cm. San Yuan Luo Pan also known as yi pan or jiang pan containing the ring for the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching and a 24-direction ring; generally used by practitioners of the Three Cycles system of Feng Shui including Flying Stars Time Space. Related to navigational objects, astrology, calendars, Chinese zodiac, and clocks., A round black object with a slightly raised rim sits against a gray background, showing a glossy surface with subtle scratches and scuff marks; a small lighter rectangular patch and a small round indentation are visible on the surface, and there is a hint of reddish-orange markings near the center and along the inner edge.
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Feng shui compass luopan, Chinese, Qing 1644–1911, 19th century. Measuring instrument diameter 17.0 cm. San Yuan Luo Pan also known as yi pan or jiang pan containing the ring for the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching and a 24-direction ring; generally used by practitioners of the Three Cycles system of Feng Shui including Flying Stars Time Space. Related to navigational objects, astrology, calendars, Chinese zodiac, and clocks., A round black object with a slightly raised rim sits against a gray background, showing a glossy surface with subtle scratches and scuff marks; a small lighter rectangular patch and a small round indentation are visible on the surface, and there is a hint of reddish-orange markings near the center and along the inner edge.

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