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►The special Four Happiness material has a gentle sky blue base, sprinkled with some black chicken to ward off evil spirits, and soft green flowers. The head of the Pixiu is bright yellow, which can both attract wealth and ward off evil spirits. It is very suitable and unique to carve a special stamp for yourself or as a gift!
►Pixiu is an auspicious animal in ancient China and one of the nine sons of the dragon. From ancient times to the present, everyone from emperors to ordinary people have attached great importance to collecting and wearing Pixiu. It is a kind of auspicious beast in ancient China. Ancient Chinese Feng Shui scholars believed that Pixiu is a lucky beast that can turn misfortune into good fortune.
►Meaning:
✅Can bring wealth and good luck, suitable for people who are pursuing financial goals.
✅It has the function of expelling bad energy and dissolving evil spirits, helping to protect the wearer from negative influences.
✅It helps to improve career fortune and is especially beneficial for those who have development needs in work and career.
✅Protect the safety of family members and bring harmony and stability.
✅It can protect the wearer from illness and enhance health.
► Suitable for people who wear:
✅Suitable for people with financial needs, such as businessmen, investors or individuals who want to improve their financial luck.
✅Suitable for people who are often under pressure or in situations with external threats.
✅Pixiu has a positive effect on career development, especially for entrepreneurs, individuals who need breakthroughs in the workplace, or workers in high-risk industries.
✅For families who want to protect their family members and avoid disasters, Pixiu is a good choice.
✅Helps improve health and is suitable for people with health needs or who want to improve their body's immunity.
►Dimensions: 51.1 x 25.4 x 4.17 mm
►This item can be used as a decoration or as a stamp. We can help you deliver and engrave it. The fee is extra. Please feel free to message us before purchasing.
►The special Four Happiness material has a gentle sky blue base, sprinkled with some black chicken to ward off evil spirits, and soft green flowers. The head of the Pixiu is bright yellow, which can both attract wealth and ward off evil spirits. It is very suitable and unique to carve a special stamp for yourself or as a gift!
►Pixiu is an auspicious animal in ancient China and one of the nine sons of the dragon. From ancient times to the present, everyone from emperors to ordinary people have attached great importance to collecting and wearing Pixiu. It is a kind of auspicious beast in ancient China. Ancient Chinese Feng Shui scholars believed that Pixiu is a lucky beast that can turn misfortune into good fortune.
►Meaning:
✅Can bring wealth and good luck, suitable for people who are pursuing financial goals.
✅It has the function of expelling bad energy and dissolving evil spirits, helping to protect the wearer from negative influences.
✅It helps to improve career fortune and is especially beneficial for those who have development needs in work and career.
✅Protect the safety of family members and bring harmony and stability.
✅It can protect the wearer from illness and enhance health.
► Suitable for people who wear:
✅Suitable for people with financial needs, such as businessmen, investors or individuals who want to improve their financial luck.
✅Suitable for people who are often under pressure or in situations with external threats.
✅Pixiu has a positive effect on career development, especially for entrepreneurs, individuals who need breakthroughs in the workplace, or workers in high-risk industries.
✅For families who want to protect their family members and avoid disasters, Pixiu is a good choice.
✅Helps improve health and is suitable for people with health needs or who want to improve their body's immunity.
►Dimensions: 51.1 x 25.4 x 4.17 mm
►This item can be used as a decoration or as a stamp. We can help you deliver and engrave it. The fee is extra. Please feel free to message us before purchasing.
