LAdV reinterprets the ancient Chinese legend of Fu Lu Shou through a sculptural trio that embodies prosperity, status, and longevity. The bodies are crafted from solid teak wood and clad in galuchat leather, creating a rich and tactile surface. Heads, crowns, feet, and symbolic accessories are meticulously formed in sterling silver and gold-plated silver, blending traditional iconography with refined materials and master craftsmanship.
In feng shui, Fu, Lu, and Shou are the three auspicious star gods of ancient Chinese culture, collectively symbolizing the most desired blessings in life. Fu represents prosperity, happiness, and good fortune; Lu signifies status, career success, and influence; and Shou embodies longevity and health. Together, they are often displayed in homes or offices to attract harmonious energy, stability, and balanced life blessings. Traditionally placed in living rooms, reception areas, or behind a desk, they are believed to enhance wealth, recognition, well-being, and long-term prosperity for the household.
It took approximately 1 month to produce with over 7 craftsmen skillfully finishing this design.
Size: Shou 7(W) x 5(L) x 7(H) cm.
Lu 5.5(W) x 4.5(L) x 7(H) cm.
Fu 5.5(W) x 4.5(L) x 6.5(H) cm.
Base 9(W) x 25.5(L) x 4.5(H) cm.
Weight: 1.4 kg.
(Sculpture: Shou: 119.69 g., Lu: 123.64 g., Fu: 115.15 g. | Acrylic Base: 1.05 kg.)
