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Sau, God of LongevityNot just for our personal long life, but for the long life of our business as well. A wonderful statue of Sau, usually placed nearby on desk or bedside table, to help us by sharing his attributes of wisdom and healthy long life! Sau is the God of health and longevity; he holds a walking stick with a protective gourd at the top, and next to him stands the long-life crane with a branch of fruit in his beak. On his other side stands a little child offering a peach, another symbol of good health. Looking at Sau will enhance these attributes in ourselves. Made of shoushan stone. 10" tall. Click on the photo for a close-up. Item #ST-SAU. Picture. |
$55.00 |
Tibetan Door MantraMade of metal, this famous mantra is meant to be placed outside the door to protect the household both inside and outside as well as to bless all who enter. A blessing for your home. This small metal plaque embossed with Om Mani Padme Hum, written in Tibetan - the mantra of great compassion, bestows protection and blessings to all who enter your home. Fastens to the door frame with 2 screws. Screws enclosed. 2 1/8 x 1. Absolutely authentic, and made to last generations, priced right for yourself and a thoughtful gift for anyone. In today's day and age, we can all use all the Compassion Blessing we can find... and share. Item #GP-TDM. Picture. |
$22.00 |
Won Tai Sin, Remover Of ObstaclesWon Tai Sin was a Taoist disciple and merchant who took delight in helping others, and used to render aid to poor people to solve their difficulties, thus becoming through his love for humanity a living deity for the people. Because he was ready to help at any time no matter the problem, people built the beautiful "Won Tai Sin Temple" in Hong Kong in his memory after his death. If you want to know your future, you may come to this Temple for a divination. It is said that it really works! This beautiful bisque porcelain statue measures 9+ inches. Item #ST-WTS. Picture. |
$29.00 |
Three Immortal Household Gods (Ceramic)The three most important Household Gods of China, also known as "The Three Immortals," are Fuk, Luk and Sau. Though they are seldom worshipped, their very presence is thought to bring very good luck indeed, and as a result they are found in practically every Chinese home. Fuk is the God of Wealth and happiness, who is pictured in the middle. Luk is the God of high ranking and affluence, pictured on the right holding a ru-ly, meaning that 10,000 good things will come to you with ease, and Sau is the God of health and longevity, pictured on the left holding a walking stick which represents longevity. Fuk should be placed in the center, between the other two, like in the picture. I have seen them placed in a good position usually in the living room or the dining room. These are classic, the real thing - made of ceramic, very colorful and well made. 10" high. Item #GP-THG. Picture. |
$75.00 |
Three Immortal Household Gods of faux "Ivory"These are the same Three Household Gods as featured above, the famous Fuk, Luk and Sao... except that in this version they are smaller and made of different material. They measure about 6.5 inches tall and are quite weighty because they are made from a polymer, and are painted to give a look similar to ivory. They have especially beautiful detail. Set of three, nicely boxed. Item #GP-THGSV. Picture. |
$55.00 |
Kitchen Blessing - OUT OF STOCKThis plaque invokes the Diety to bring stability and blessings to the food prepared at the stove. Measures 10.5" X 4.25". It is made of wood, painted red, with the calligraphy in gold leaf. Commonly found in the Chinese kitchen, it is an invocation to the Kitchen God to stabilize and bless the stove. It is important to burn a stick of incense in front of this plaque as an offering to the Kitchen God. As it is increasingly important to be aware of preparing foods in a safe and healthy manner, this appeal is not only for blessing the stove, but for protection so that no foods are prepared which may cause illness. Item #GP-KB. Picture. |
$16.00 |
