Lion dance auspicious creative bronze lion ornament

$5.00

Inspired by the intangible cultural heritage of the lion dance, this artwork is crafted using ancient copper coloring techniques paired with hand-painted mineral pigments. Since ancient times, lions have been depicted holding hydrangeas, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity. The lion dance represents the drive to dispel evil, welcome auspiciousness, safeguard homes, and attract wealth and good luck. The rotating hydrangeas represent a continuous flow of wealth and joyful events. Placing this artwork at home brings prosperity and good fortune to the entire family, while in shops it attracts more customers and boosts business. It is the preferred traditional Chinese ornament for housewarmings, business openings, and annual gifts.

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Great value

Elegant design

Quality materials

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.

Small placement suggestions
1. For the entrance hall (preferred), pair them up and place them on both sides of the entrance hall, with the lion's head facing inside the house. This will block negative energy from outside and welcome auspicious fortune into the house, safeguarding the family's fortune.
2. The wealth position in the living room and the TV cabinet symbolize prosperity and good fortune with the red lion, while the blue lion represents stable accumulation of wealth. By balancing the intake and outflow, we can attract wealth and blessings, leading to prosperity for the entire family.
3. Display at the store front desk and cashier counter, in a prominent place of the store, with hydrangeas symbolizing rolling wealth, to attract more customers, boost business, and ensure a continuous flow of customers.
4. The office reception area should enhance the atmosphere, foster good relationships with important people, and avoid disputes in cooperation.

Taboo for placement
1. Do not face directly towards the entrances of the kitchen or bathroom, as the turbid energy may disrupt the auspicious aura;
2. Avoid placing decorations under the beam, as it may suppress your financial luck and good fortune;
3. Keep away from strong sunlight by the window to prevent the hand-painted color paint from fading.

Lion Dance

Name: Lion dance auspicious creative bronze lion ornament
Brand: TAONERGY
SKU: BJ18
Price: 5.00 HKD
Availability: InStock

The lion dance originated from the lion dance performed in the imperial court of the Tang Dynasty. In folklore, the awakened lion opens its eyes to drive away evil spirits, dispel bad luck in the home, ward off sharp-angled bad luck, and protect the home from harm. The two lions stand on a hydrangea, which symbolizes a ball of wealth, implying financial turnover, rolling in wealth, continuous business and customer sources, and steady increase in both regular and irregular income. Lion dances have been used since ancient times for festivals, business openings, weddings, and blessings, symbolizing good fortune, overcoming difficulties, smooth progress in all matters, and continuous happy events.

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 copper itself through high-temperature oxidation. Unlike ordinary spray painting, each high-temperature reaction of copper coloring is unique.

Colorful Hand Painting

It is a traditional intangible cultural heritage surface craft on copper ornaments, which endows the cold metal with a vivid charm. Yan Cai originates from traditional Chinese mineral pigments, which are made by grinding natural minerals and plant pigments 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.