The Year of The Dragon
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Quilong
Symbol of beginnings, hidden strength, and the raw untamed force of transformation. Represents potential before full maturity.
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Tenlong
Embodies ascension, ambition, and the ability to rise beyond limitations. Symbol of elevation and transcendence.
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Panlong
Dragon of rivers and lakes, embodying adaptability, flow, and the interconnectedness of life’s currents.
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Huanglong
The dragon of the center and imperial authority. Embodies wisdom, justice, and the axis of harmony in all things.
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Yinglong
Bringer of rain and flight, symbolizing freedom, guidance, and the active force that bridges heaven and earth.
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Tianlong
Protector of the heavens, symbolizing divine order, cosmic balance, and transcendence beyond the earthly realm.
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Dilong
Rooted in the ground, linked with fertility, soil, and stability. Represents grounded power and balance with the natural world.
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Shenlong
Guardian of weather and rain, signifying harmony between nature and human life. Represents spiritual authority and unseen forces.
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Fuzanlong
Represents patience, latent energy, and wisdom in stillness. Power that rests quietly, awaiting its moment.
Why I Created
This Series
These nine celestial dragons are not only mythological symbols but mirrors of the human spirit, reminding us of the courage it takes to transcend and to embody our truest form.
I was born in the Year of the Dragon, a sign that has always resonated with my path of resilience and transformation. To me, the dragon embodies the higher self; the awakened state that stands apart from the ego.
Through this series, I sought to capture that archetypal power: the capacity to rise above illusion, to embody both wisdom and strength, and to recognize the deeper connections we hold with forces greater than ourselves.
