Lightning strike jujube wood demon slaying pestle ornament, diamond pestle, Tibetan Buddhist artifact finely carved

This pendant has a powerful energy field. Wearing it can ward off evil spirits, resist misfortune, and bring peace to the home.

When a specific type of wood (must be peach or jujube) is struck by lightning, lightning energy accumulates internally, endowing them with divine punitive power. Ghosts and misfortunes are very afraid of them, making them the strongest talismans against evil spirits. In Eastern magic, the wood struck by lightning is the most sacred wood, containing the 'righteous energy of thunder'. According to the "Return of All Laws to the Ancestor", it is regarded as a sacred object for exorcising evil and avoiding demons, and is the preferred sacred wood for making magical musical instruments. Used for making amulets and magical items (such as Taoist amulets and seals)
Why are lightning strikes on wood rare? Because after being struck by lightning, the tree will not die and must continue to grow. If it dies, it has no value and can only be burned as firewood.
But after being struck by lightning, most trees are likely to be killed, so lightning strikes on trees are precious and rare.
Experienced mages look for trees struck by lightning in the mountains, retrieve the essence, make them into special shapes and carve ancient runes and patterns, and then use specific rituals to pray for them. This has created a magical tool that contains lightning energy.
Obtaining materials requires opportunities, and the ceremony consumes a lot of the creator's energy, resulting in extremely limited production of magical instruments made from lightning struck wood. Such opportunities are rare and unattainable.