PeeSiv Chiness Lucky 3D print model
- DragonOne of the most powerful symbols in Feng Shui, the dragon represents strength, protection, and vitality. Often depicted as a fierce yet benevolent creature, the dragon is believed to ward off negative energy and attract prosperity. A dragon figurine placed in the East part of the home or office invites luck and energy into the space.
- PhoenixIn Feng Shui, the phoenix symbolizes rebirth, transformation, and opportunity. Often paired with the dragon as a symbol of balance between Yin and Yang energies, the phoenix represents resilience and hope. Placing a phoenix figurine in the South sector of your home is thought to attract recognition, fame, and new beginnings.
- TortoiseThe tortoise is a symbol of longevity, stability, and protection. Its presence in Feng Shui is believed to ground energy and provide a sense of calm. Typically, tortoises are placed in the North area of the home or garden to enhance career luck and bring about a stable life path. Metal tortoise figurines are especially popular for attracting positive energies in Feng Shui practices.by TaboolaSponsored LinksYou May Like5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List
- Koi FishIn Feng Shui, koi fish represent wealth and abundance. Known for their resilience and beauty, koi fish are a popular symbol in homes and offices. An aquarium or painting with koi fish in the Southeast sector is believed to attract prosperity and good fortune, while also promoting harmony within relationships.
ElephantElephants are revered in Feng Shui as symbols of wisdom, strength, and protection. Placing elephant figurines near the front door is thought to bring luck into the household while providing protective energies. In some traditions, elephants with raised trunks are especially auspicious, believed to bring even greater good fortune and success.
HorseThe horse is a powerful symbol of speed, endurance, and freedom. Often associated with success and advancement, horse figurines are commonly placed in the South sector of homes to attract fame, recognition, and a steady rise in career or business. For those seeking progress and prosperity, the horse serves as an energizing influence in Feng Shui.
LionIn Feng Shui, the lion is a fierce protector. Paired as Fu Dogs or lion statues, these animals are traditionally placed at entrances to guard against misfortune. Lions bring a sense of courage, power, and authority. Placing them by the main doorway is said to protect the home from negative influences and safeguard the well-being of those inside.
Money Frog (Three-Legged Toad)The Money Frog, often depicted with a coin in its mouth, is a popular Feng Shui symbol for wealth. This three-legged toad is thought to draw in money and prosperity. Traditionally, it’s placed near the entrance of a home or business but should face inward, symbolizing the attraction of wealth and fortune into the space.
TigerThe tiger in Feng Shui represents courage, power, and energy. Known for its protective qualities, the tiger is believed to shield against harm while promoting strength and vitality. Placing a tiger figurine in the West or Northwest area of your home can attract these qualities and help overcome challenges with a determined spirit.
CraneA symbol of longevity and peace, the crane represents wisdom and tranquility in Feng Shui. Cranes are often associated with health and a long, prosperous life. Placing a crane figurine or painting in the home, especially in the East sector, can promote good health, serenity, and a peaceful family environment.Embracing Good Fortune with Feng ShuiThese ten animals have long been celebrated in Feng Shui for their auspicious energies and symbolic meanings. Incorporating these creatures into your space, whether as statues, paintings, or symbols, is thought to attract the unique qualities they represent, from prosperity to protection. As people worldwide continue to embrace Feng Shui, these animals remain popular choices for those looking to welcome more harmony, fortune, and positive energy into their lives.Share to Twitter
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- Rhinoceros 3D (.3dm)17.7 MB
- Autodesk FBX (.fbx)17.7 MB
- Sketchup (.skp)17.7 MB
- Cinema 4D (.c4d)17.7 MB
- OBJ (.obj, .mtl)17.7 MB
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- JewelCAD (.jcad, .jcd)17.7 MB
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- Ready for 3D Printing
- Publish date2025-05-22
- Model ID#6149559
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