Copper Golden Toad, Cornucopia Golden Toad, Home Store Attracting Wealth Decoration, New Fortune Toad, Fengshui Ornament

Description

Copper Golden Toad, Cornucopia Golden Toad, Home Store Attracting Wealth Decoration, New Fortune Toad, Fengshui Ornament

Material；Copper
Size
1, length about 13.5cm, width about 11,5cm, height about 10cm, weight about 0.65kg
2, length about 20cm, width about 17cm, height about 13cm, weight about 1.4kg
3, length about 24.5cm, width about 20cm, height about 16cm, weight about 2.2kg

Feature
Copper craft
home office fengshui decoration

About Golden toad
The Golden Toad, also known as the Three legged Golden Toad,
is a common feng shui mascot in traditional Chinese culture,
with beautiful meanings such as attracting wealth and prosperity, good luck and good fortune

Function
Attracting Wealth and Treasures: The Golden Toad is capable of spitting out money and it is regarded as a symbol of prosperity. It can bring wealth luck to its owner.

Guarding the house against evil: Its image is plump, with money and jewelry embedded on its body, and gold ingots stepping on its feet. It is not only rich , but also can guard the house and ensure safety.

Success in academics: Originating from the legend of “The Palace of the Toad”, the imperial examination high school was called “The Palace of the Toad” in ancient times. Therefore, the Golden Toad also can bring academic progress and achievement, and can help students’ academic fortune

Placement position:
Golden toad with money in its mouth: When placing it, the head of the golden toad should face inward. If facing inside the company or residential area, it should not face the door to avoid spitting out all the money outside, which may prevent it from boosting wealth.

The Golden Toad without Money in its Mouth: It is placed opposite to the Golden Toad with Money in its Mouth, with its head facing the door to attract wealth and store it in the warehouse. However, it is important to note that when facing the door, it should not be directly facing the door, but should be slightly tilted to avoid offending the door god.