PiXiu Statues

The Pixiu is one of the most frequently mentioned symbols in Feng Shui culture. This mythical creature, resembling a lion, is believed to attract wealth, enhance good fortune, and ward off negative energies. Its auspicious attributes make it a popular choice among businesspeople and entrepreneurs across many parts of Asia.

There are various legends about the origin of the Pixiu. Some say it is the son of the Dragon King, while others believe it was born from the essence of heaven and earth. Regardless of the story, the Pixiu is rooted in the imagination of ancient tribal societies. The earliest mention of Pixiu dates back to China's Han Dynasty, and by the Tang Dynasty, it had become a treasured item within the imperial court. Over time, the Pixiu's significance in Chinese culture grew, evolving into a powerful symbol of prosperity and good fortune.

In traditional Chinese culture, the Pixiu is regarded as a "wealth-attracting beast," symbolizing the accumulation of riches. It is believed to bring wealth and luck, making it a popular talisman for both businesspeople and everyday life. Pixiu charms, pendants, and bracelets are commonly worn for protection and financial success. Additionally, the Pixiu is a symbol of power and authority; ancient emperors often incorporated its image into palaces and gardens to demonstrate their strength and status. In some cultural beliefs, the Pixiu is also seen as a guardian of health and longevity. People wear Pixiu accessories, hoping to enhance their well-being and extend their lives.

When placing a Pixiu, its head should not face the main door, as that is considered the domain of the door gods and could bring offense. However, it can face windows or other doors (excluding the main door). Avoid placing it near toilets to prevent negative energy. Pixiu should not be placed near fish tanks, as the concept of "wealth turning to water" may lead to financial loss. Instead, you can place a cup of water in front of the Pixiu, ensuring it is not higher than its head. In the home, the Pixiu is best placed in the living room to ward off evil and attract wealth. If space is limited, it can also be placed on the largest windowsill with its head facing outward, but never toward the interior of the room, to maintain its positive effects.

Our Pixiu statues are crafted from premium natural materials such as crystal, black stone, and jade. These high-quality materials not only enhance the statue's beauty but also ensure its durability, making it a timeless and elegant addition to any space.

As a symbol of wealth and prosperity, the Pixiu can be placed in your store, office, or home to attract wealth, improve fortune, and protect your space. Before purchasing a Pixiu statue as your good luck charm, it’s important to consider its placement. Additionally, activating the Pixiu by performing a consecration ritual is essential for its full benefits. Being a traditional Eastern symbol of good fortune, the Pixiu also makes a meaningful gift for family members or business partners, conveying your best wishes and positive intentions.