Superior Golden Fuk Luk Sau
This absolutely high quality and beautiful set of Fuk Luk Sau is surely going to impress visitors and friends. Ideal for workdesks or counters in offices and business premises, these bright Superior Golden Fuk Luk Sau will shine good luck upon you!
The Superior Fuk Luk Sau makes excellent gift for housewarming and wedding.
Superior Golden Fuk Luk Sau should be placed on a high side table, preferably at the height of eye view with a solid wall behind them facing the entrance in the dining room or living room from where they are said to create auspicious chi for the entire household. At the office, Superior Golden Fuk Luk Sau can be placed behind you giving vital support and good fortune.
Although the Fuk Luk Sau are not worshipped or prayed to as deities, do treat them with respect, do not place them on the floor or in the bedroom.
What the Fuk Luk Sau symbolizes and its Application in Symbolism Feng Shui
Known as Fuk Luk Sau, these three star Deities personify the three important aspirations of mankind: Happiness, Wealth and Longevity.
Representing happiness and harmony, Fuk deity carries a scroll and sometimes a children with him for good descendant luck. Luk deity holds a scepter of office called Ru Yi, or a gold ingot to symbolize prosperity, authority and wealth. Luk deity always stands in the center and ensures your career success and enhanced income luck. Sau deity is depicted as carrying a staff and a peach, also known as the fruit of immortality. Sometimes, the gourd containing the Elixir of life is tied on the staff. He symbolizes good health and longevity.
They radiate boundless inner harmony and great warmth. Seldom missing from any Chinese home that believes in Feng Shui, the Chinese strongly believe that if you place the Fuk Luk Sau in a place of prominence in your dining and living room, they will bring you harmony and continuous good fortune for the household. These Star Gods are rarely worshipped at an altar. They are regarded more as symbolic representations than as deities, and thus have little religious significance.
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