Three Pure Ones (San Qing) symbol
| Symbol | Three Pure Ones (San Qing) |
| Religion | Taoism |
| Origin | Rooted in Taoist cosmology. |
| Meaning | Represent the three highest deities embodying the Taoist trinity. |
| Appearance | Depictions of three divine figures, often holding specific symbols. |
| Colors | Traditional colors associated with each deity |
| Usage | Central to Taoist cosmology, invoked in rituals and prayers. |
| History | Integral to Taoist religious beliefs. |
| Popularity | Prominent in Taoist temples and artwork. |
| Importance | Symbolize the cosmic forces of creation, preservation, and transformation. |
| Complexity | Each deity has unique attributes and symbolic associations. |
| Emotions | Elicits feelings of reverence and connection to divine forces. |