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Ram of Golden Fortune
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List Price:USD98
Our Price:USD28.88
Material: Earth Material
Color: Gold
Dimension(in): 3.1x2.5x4.8 in
Weight: 350g
ID: SL11707 |
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Product Description
The ram (another representation
of the sheep) is a popular new year motif for ushering renewal
and change. It connotes happiness and prosperity for the new year.
According to the I-Ching, the ram is linked to peace, filial piety,
prosperity, good fortune and success. The Ram of Golden Fortune
made it to the hall of fame of China's most powerful emperor Chien
Lung. The auspicious ram promises fame, wealth gains and luck
strengthening to its owners. And it was during those years that
china emerged as a powerful and peaceful nation. This ram standing
on a pile of gold goodies and has two strings of gold coins bitten
by its mouth will signify career and wealth success. This ram
will create a bullish year as opposed to a bad year. The Ram especially blesses those whose zodiacs are Rabbit, Pig and Horse.
The ram was an important animal in ancient China, especially to
the nomads to whom it provided both food and wool. Bronze vessels
in the shape of rams or more typically ram heads, appear frequently
in the late Shang dynasty and rams were one of the forms carved
in precious jade dating back to the Liang Dynasty. Rams are one
of the "earliest instances of pictorial pun as they can be traced
to the Han dynasty when the concept of "auspiciousness" or "fortune
omen" (xiang) was commonly represented by the image of a ram because
they were considered as homophonic at that time.
It is best displayed in ones personal zodiac corner in the living room or at your work desk.
Astrology Wheel: Each zodiac
is associated to one subdirection.
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