The carrot (cai tou) is believed to be a symbol of good luck and here this rabbit depicts the triumph of accomplishment in his obtainment of the carrot. Each figurine is cast in 999 gold and comes complete with a wooden stand.
Crane is well associated with longevity, peace and happiness. It is popular in Chinese and Japanese culture to give gifts bearing the form of a crane, to wish the recipient well. The crane featured here is standing tall and fluttering its wings, signifying leadership quality and its readiness to soar to new height. A good gift for a well deserving business partner.
This piece captures the swiftness and agility of the magnificent eagle in 24k gold plating. It inspires a person to be like the eagle, courageous, precise and swift in his career so as to soar like the eagle.
The monkey is known for its agility. The ability to get out of tangled mass of tree branches signifies its ability to get out of difficulties with ease and intelligence.
Bullish Perseverance: It is a known fact of the bull’s diligence and steadfastness. Captured here is a charging bull, signifying the perseverance to realize one’s full potential. It also has an auspicious implication of a bullish market.
CaiShen (God of Wealth): CaiShen is the God of Wealth and often prayed and placed in the companies for wish of good fortunes. This CaiShen stands on a BaGua cloud giving it an additional blessing. It is suitable to be placed in the company or homes as a blessing for both safety and income.
Filler Text for Testing The most traditional blessing ornament for the chinese is the gourd, the ‘Hu Lu’. It represents completeness and having nothing to fear. Hence, the significance of bringing happiness and wealth.
In this art piece, a big ‘Hu Lu’ forms the center piece of the creation surrounding the ground, are three little monkeys. One carries a small ‘Hu Lu’ and roaming free. Another takes longevity peach around it. The third youngest monkey plays happily on the tree.
The golden snake signifies ‘yin’ and is the image of movement, while the golden tortoise signifies ‘yang’ and has the image of stability. In this creation of the snake and tortoise, it shows the unique balance of the ‘yin’ and ‘yang’. According to I-Ching, the balance of both ‘yin’ and ‘yang’ would mean a renewal for all things, a new spring arriving that would lead to good harvest and abundance of wealth. The image of movement and stability also signify the balancing of the current and fixed assets such that it creates a smooth flow of wealth which is auspicious for all businesses. Thus, this creation means an auspicious wish for an everlasting flow of wealth.