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BOYULL Feng Shui Green Pi Yao/Pi Xiu Wealth Porsperity Statue + Free Prosperity Protection Set of 5 Lucky Charm Ancient Coins on Red String,Feng Shui Decor
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BOYULL Feng Shui Green Pi Yao/Pi Xiu Wealth Features
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Pi Yao/Pi Xiu, also called “Bixie” or “Tian Lu”, is a legendary auspicious creature in ancient China. Without an anus, it has a huge mouth which can swallow wealth in the world without expelling it. With such a peculiar ability, it is thought to be able to attract wealth from everywhere and to ward off ill fortunes and bring good fortune. It is known for wealth attracting and is one of the five auspicious animals in ancient China (the other four are dragon, phoenix, tortoise and Kylin).
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Placing it at home can bring you fortune and prosperity, guard your house and ward off ill fortune. How to be placed: Pi Xiu shall be put in a place with head toward window or sideways toward the door, rather than toward mirror, toilet or bed.
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Size: 4.2"(L) x 1.9"(W) x 4.2"(H) ,made of resin
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Great Housewarming or Congratulatory gift or decorative statue for good Feng Shui
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Free Gift: prosperity protection set of 5 lucky charm ancient coins on red string,tied to resemble a lotus flower, The ten coins are joined with the auspicious red lucky knot of never ending good fortune, also known as the mystic knot
About BOYULL Feng Shui Green Pi Yao/Pi Xiu Wealth
Pi Yao/Pi Xiu, also called “Bixie” or “Tian Lu”, is a legendary auspicious creature in ancient China. Without an anus, it has a huge mouth which can swallow wealth in the world without expelling it. With such a peculiar ability, it is thought to be able to attract wealth from everywhere and to ward off ill fortunes and bring good fortune. It is known for wealth attracting and is one of the five auspicious animals in ancient China (the other four are dragon, phoenix, tortoise and Kylin). Placing it at home can bring you fortune and prosperity, guard your house and ward off ill fortune. How to be placed: Pi Xiu shall be put in a place with head toward window or sideways toward the door, rather than toward mirror, toilet or bed.
