Jixiang Fukui (Protective Wealth Blossom Elephant)

List Price:USD28 Our Price:USD12.88 Material: Earth Material Color: Colorful Dimension(in): 2.5x2.2x2 in Weight: 150g ID: SL10883 pcs 2-PCS SPECIAL Special Price:USD18.88 ID: SL10883st set (2pcs)

Product Description
This is the peony on elephant. Peony is called "fu kui hwa" in chinese, while the elephant is called "jixiang". When combined together, they are known as the jixiang fukui which connotes safety, strength, protection and prosperity altogether:
1. This elephant blesses one with prosperity and abundance.
2. This elephant guards the wealth when one becomes rich and fight off violence and burglary.

Beautiful and stunning!

Where to place this object?

The elephant were used in warfare by chinese during ancient times. In fact, during the reign of Kang Hsi, the King of Siam had sent a number of tribute elephants as gifts to the Chinese emperor. In some countries like Indochina and India, only the Kings are allowed ride on the elephant. It is the symbol of royalty, power and grandness. The elephant is known for its confidence, strength, sagacity and prudence and is one of the four animals representing power or energy, the other three being tiger, leopard and lion. Elephant signifies the prime minister too, because of its chinese naming "hsiang". It is also one of the seven treasures of Buddhism.

One can display this elephant in the following areas:
1. To usher in wealth and success, display it in the living room showing this elephant arriving from the maindoor looking into the house. If possible try to display it in wealth corners such as your personal sheng chi corner, the SE corner or the water star #8 corner. In those positions, this elephant will also ensure ones finance is protected.
2. To provide with ultimate blessings of a peaceful year, this elephant can be brought into the house and place anywhere along the axis of the house, particularly the west corner of the house. For leaders and partriarch, this elephant will help them stay in power and free from being overthrown.
3. Females who wish to contribute more and become visible in the working environment can display this elephant on her desk. This is to borrow the luck from Princess Cheung Ping.