Dragon/Fu Dog Porcelain Female

The eastern dragons (most notably the Chinese and Japanese ones) are quite different from those found in the west. First of all, they are more commonly seen as benign and wise. The dragon is one of the four celestial creatures (the others being the unicorn, the phoenix and the tortoise) and is held in reverence. The dragon is a symbol of the emperor just as the phoenix is the symbol of the empress.

Love Oriental decorative accessories? Interested in Feng Shui? This Dragon/Fu Dog Porcelain Female is for you!!

The White Female Dragon is perfect for mantelpieces, shelves or coffee and end tables!

White Dragon made of porcelain, is the most prevalent image for good fortune since it has been said to be the celestial creature in heaven. It measures approximately 8 inches long.  You will love owning the set, both the Female and Male, and they will grace your home in years to come. There are many tales of the East where dragons held a powerful pearl. They were said to be the dragon's most coveted treasure, as not all dragons had them. Pearls were believed to be the tears of the moon, and some of these tears were swallowed by oysters. Some were taken up by dragons, and others were bestowed upon those who needed it. The Chinese Dragon, or Lung , symbolizes power and excellence, valiancy and boldness, heroism and perseverance, nobility and divinity. A dragon overcomes obstacles until success is his. He is energetic, decisive, optimistic, intelligent and ambitious.

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Baxia is said to be a good swimmer; hence, his picture is often found on such things as bridges.

Bixi can be found on baskets and packs, for he is a grand pack-animal.

Chiwen has great sight and loves to gaze in the distance. Pinnacles bare his image.

Haoxian is a reckless adventurer, so the eves of palaces are decorated with him.

Jiaotu is tight-lipped. Doors bear his image

Pulao had a grand roar; therefore, his figure is carved onto bells

Qiuniu decorates musical instruments because he loves music

Suanmi can bee seen on incense burners, for he is fond of smoke and fire.

Yazi can be found on weapons, like knives and swords, for he is very warlike and brave.