The Double Frog with Coin statue is made of purple frosted resin, 1-1/2 tall on a 3 x 1-1/2 base. In the right light, it illuminates magically. The two frogs appear to be playing tug-of-war with a Chi...

The Chinese Dragon is symbolic of strength, goodness and the spirit of change or transformation, as embodied in these handsome Chinese-style statues. The Large and Medium Rosewood Dragons are equally ...

The Chinese Dragon is symbolic of strength, goodness and the spirit of change or transformation, as embodied in these handsome Chinese-style statues. The Large and Medium Rosewood Dragons are equally ...

Dragons symbolize strength and the spirit of transformation. The Rosewood Dragon set includes eight different hand-carved rosewood Chinese dragons, each holding a ball that represents the Earth. Their...

Foo Dogs are commonly found guarding the threshold of Buddhist temples. They may be placed in the home at doors or entranceways or in children's rooms to scare away negative chi.

Foo Dogs are commonly found guarding the threshold of Buddhist temples. They may be placed in the home at doors or entranceways or in children's rooms to scare away negative chi.

This extremely feminine piece reminds us to look toward the future. A solid brass hand on a raised wrist cradles a 50 mm gazing ball, decorated with detail of several bats, which represent good fortun...

Sacred Source's beautiful Hindu and Buddhist devotional Statues are sturdily fired from Ganges clay, then meticulously hand-painted. All are authentic deity reproductions from world spiritual traditio...

In this intricate marble sculpture, the Chinese goddess of mercy and compassion stands on a lotus petal atop a crest of waves and lotus blossoms. From this wave rises a Dragon, ready to drink from her...

Kuan Yin, the Chinese goddess of compassion, glows blue in the dark as she meditates in the Lotus position. She measures 4 x 2 x 2 and is made of frosted blue resin.

In China, Kwan Yin is the Goddess of Mercy and Compassion, and also the Protectress of children. In India, she is known as the male deity Avelokitesvara, ?the One who hears the cries of the world.?...

In China, Kuan Yin is the Goddess of Mercy, Compassion, and is also the Protectress of Children. She is usually shown with a Lotus (purity and divine birth), holding a vase which holds the nectar of ...

The Rosewood Lucky Cat holds two plaques with auspicious Chinese sayings. It measures 3 high and sits on a 2 x 2 base.

Reaches for the Stars and "Draws Down the Moon" with the graceful crescent-sweep of her arms. The hook-shaped hands of this goddess from early Egypt symbolize regeneration, an evocative imag...

Prosperity Frogs are shown with I Ching coins, and have only three legs. They are considered an auspicious sign and are conducive to good fortune.

The delicate Spiral Goddess was designed for Sacred Source by sculptor Abby Willowroot in conjunction with the Goddess 2000 Project. On one side is the pelvic spiral that connects her with traditional...

This potent deity - He Who Creates From His Heart - opens the hearts of men to the inner wellspring of their true emotions. Consort to the Spiral Goddess, he represents the reclaiming of the balanced,...

The Three Immortals are the Chinese gods of Happiness, Wealth, and Longevity.

The Turtle is sacred to China as it symboloizes longevity, strength and endurance. They also represent the universe, as their dome-shaped back was the sky, their underbelly the earth, and were once...

The Treasure Turtle Dragon stands upon wealth symbols (I Ching coins, Ru-Yi Potts) making this a powerful icon for attaining prosperity without greed.