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Vintage 1960s Hand Carved Wooden Foo Dog Lion On Stand Red Gold Chinese 5-1/2"

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Other Decorative Collectibles

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Used

Primary Material:

Gold

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Red

Material:

Gold

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Two piece construction, lion and wooden plaque/base Pre-owned, good condition Item location: Back Warehouse, Left, 2nd Bay,1st Shelf, U42 Foo Dog, also known as a Chinese guardian lion. Here's some information about Foo Dogs: They are traditional Chinese architectural ornaments. Foo Dogs are often displayed in pairs, representing a balance of yin and yang. The male Foo Dog, representing yang, often holds a ball, symbolizing the material world. The female Foo Dog, representing yin, usually has a cub under her paw, symbolizing nurture. They are believed to protect buildings from harmful spirits and people. Foo Dogs symbolize power, strength, and prosperity in Chinese culture. They are commonly found guarding entrances of temples, palaces, and homes. In modern times, Foo Dogs are popular decorative items.