Guan Yu, the God of Wealth and War, Brass Statue

$5.00

Selected high-quality brass is crafted using ancient lost-wax casting techniques, with intricate copper coloring hand-painted by artisans. The figure wears a blue and green brocade robe paired with gilded armor, with a red face and long beard, exuding a dignified and imposing demeanor. Holding a Green Dragon Crescent Blade, he stands on a base of auspicious clouds, radiating a majestic and righteous aura. Guan Gong, known as the Martial Saint and the God of Wealth, embodies loyalty and righteousness, protecting homes from evil, attracting wealth and guarding treasures, boosting business and customer sources, preventing disputes and slander, and stabilizing business and financial fortune.

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This product is crafted with quality materials to ensure durability and performance. Designed with your convenience in mind, it seamlessly fits into your everyday life.

Placing Suggestions
1. The cashier counter of the shop and the area directly opposite the main entrance of the store (the preferred location for opening a shop) should be positioned with its back against a solid wall. The face of Guan Gong should face towards the store entrance, welcoming customers and financial resources from all directions, while blocking out any negative influences from outside and safeguarding the store's profitable treasury.
2. For the wealth position in the boss's office and study, the decorative items should be placed with their backs against the wall, avoiding being suspended behind a window. They should face the door, attracting benefactors and neutralizing workplace malefactors, thereby facilitating the smooth progress of projects.
3. The wealth position in the living room and the auspicious position on the inner side of the entrance face towards the interior, stabilizing the home and enhancing family fortune, safeguarding the family's peace, and keeping the family's wealth together.

Taboo
1. Do not face directly towards the kitchen or bathroom, as the foul air may harm your prestige and wealth;
2. The top should not be pressed by a beam, as it may suppress career and financial fortune;
3. Avoid facing directly at mirrors or rushing straight towards elevators;
4. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight near the window to protect the painted surface.

Guan Yu

Guan Yu is the orthodox deity of martial arts and wealth. His broadsword attracts wealth energy, accumulates righteous wealth, guards the treasury, prevents financial losses and leaks, brings prosperity to shops and customers, and enhances family wealth and savings. Guan Gong is renowned for his integrity and righteousness, which brings good luck to family members. Placing him in the home can easily attract noble assistance, resolve workplace scheming and backbiting, and overcome career obstacles. With his noble and righteous aura, he dispels negative energy and yin evil in the home, safeguards the peace of the household, and protects the family's smooth and healthy life.

Intangible Cultural Heritage Copper Coloring and Burnishing Craftsmanship

After fine polishing the surface of the copper ornaments, the craftsman will control the temperature, heating duration, and reagent ratio to form a dense oxide film on the copper surface at high temperatures, thus presenting a rich layered color change. This layer of color is not a coating attached to the surface, but the natural texture formed by the copper itself through high-temperature oxidation. Unlike ordinary spray painting, each high-temperature reaction of copper coloring is unique.

Colorful Hand Painting

Yan Cai hand painting is a traditional intangible cultural heritage surface craft on copper ornaments, which gives the cold metal a vivid charm. Yan Cai originates from traditional Chinese mineral pigments, which are made by grinding natural minerals and plant colorants into powder and mixing them with natural animal glue. When it is used to hand-paint on copper pieces, each stroke requires the craftsman to manually blend and outline, without mechanical replication, so each piece is unique.