Fu Xi Tang Exquisite Jade Statue: God of Protection

Zhong Kui, often referred to as "Spirit Hunter" or "King of Spirits" is a heroic figure who commands 80,000 soldiers and fight evil. He is said to be a large man, with a black beard, bulging eyes with a fierce expression. His intense look is said to terrify malevolent spirits, driving them away. Once an exceptional scholar, he was denied the highest honors due to his unattractive appearance. This caused him to take his own life. Lord of Underworld recognized his intelligence and bestowed him the title "True Lord who Guards the Household"

Zhong Kui has a group of subordinates called "Wu Gui". They are also believed to bring wealth and good fortune. According to tradition, Zhong Kui can direct these energies to ward off bad luck while attracting prosperity for those who honor him.

Zhong Kui represents more than just physical protection from negative energy. He is a symbol of courage, righteousness, and justice, and is said to bring wealth.

Prehistoric jade sources in Henan and along the Yangtze are mostly depleted, with most Chinese jade now coming from Xinjiang province.

Jade comes in different colors, like green, the most iconic one, often associating luck, abundance and prosperity. Lavender, white yellow, blue and more.

Benefits: Mentally, it helps bring tranquility and calmness through difficult moments. You can enhance your personal energy by wearing auspicious objects and powerful talismans. For instance, wearing a jade bracelet on your left wrist is believed to bring it closer to your heart, offering protection.

Instructions: Place Zhong Kui facing the main entrance or hallway. He can observe and analyze anyone who enters. This position is believed to prevent evil spirits and bad luck from entering, offering protection for the household or office. This location is also to attract wealth for your home or office.