"Laughing" and "happy" Buddha's

Laughing or "happy buddha's are symbols of great wealth, happiness and good fortune. Buddha's belly is said to signify bountiful wealth and prosperity. By stroking it, it is believed to bring much luck and fortune. The laughing buddha's must always be invited into their new home. By doing this they will bring in positive "Chi" and much happiness into the home. Your buddha's must always be positioned in a position of honour and respect and must never be placed on the floor. They can be placed in any part of your home or business such as in the living room or the office but never in bathrooms or toilets. Buddha's are useful when placed in the following areas of your home: Family and health (East), mentors and helpful friends (Northwest) and wealth and prosperity Southeast).

Amongst our range of Buddha's we are pleased to offer sets of six "laughing buddha's".Each is beautifully detailed and they come in their own lined "feng shui" presentation box. Please click here or on the image below to go to our buddha sets category. We also sell fantastic buddha keyring sets ideal for carrying your "lucky buddha" around with you wherever you go. Please click here to view our laughing buddha keyring sets. Each of the six buddhas represent different ancient Chinese mythical properties as detailed below.

• This buddha holds an ingot above his head. By using both hands he is symbolising the doubling of wealth, riches and honour.
• This buddha carries a money sack to protect your wealth and a calabash for good health.
• This buddha wears mala beads as well as a money sack to dispel negative fortune and promote all that is good.
• This buddha sits with an ingot in his hand and a money sack to protect your gold and wealth.
• This buddha has an extra large belly to store much abundance for you.
• This buddha holds an ingot in his hand and points you in the direction of great fortune.

Chinese "Star God's"

The three Chinese "star god's", Fuk, Luk and Shou represent happiness, wealth and prosperity. The deities are depicted holding symbols appropriate to their meaning. Fuk symbolises life fulfilment, good relationships and mutual love. He carries a child to symbolise family happiness. Luk carries the gold ingot to symbolise power, authority and wealth.He ensures your career / business success and enhanced income luck and authority. Shou (Sau) is the deity of longetivity and carries a peach of immortality and a staff with the "wu lou" (gourd) of nectar.

We have a range of Chinese god's and deities for sale, please click here or on the image on the left to go to that category. The three star god's are powerful deities and care should be taken with their placement. If you want to project lifelong blessings on the whole family then place in your dinig area facing the dinner table. They should not be placed in the bedroom, kitchen, bathroom or toilets and when used in the workplace are best placed in the reception area of the building. During the period 08 (2004-2024) the secondary wealth star resides in the east. Therefore placing Fuk, Luk and Shou in the east is said to bring you abundance in luck and excellent fortune. It is important that these deities are displayed together at a height of no less than 3 feet off the ground. Luk should always be in the centre, Fuk to his right and Shou to his left. Following these simple rules will bring happiness, prosperity and good fortune to you, your family and your place of business.

Ancient "dragon headed turtles"

The "Lo Shu" is a venerated mythical animal, blessed by the heavens and long believed to harvest money luck as well as bring about good health. According to ancient Chinese legend the Dragon Headed tortoise rose from the great river Lo after a giant flood. On the back of the tortoise was the magical "Lo Shu square", a secret formula later deciphered by Feng Shui masters. The Lo Shu tortoise is said to bring 8 different types of heavenly blessings. The Lo Shou we sell in our shop is for longetivity and is said to greatly enhance health and bring a long life. Please click here or on the image opposite to view our "dragon headed turtles".

The Dragon Headed turtle is a powerful symbol for your home or office. As you can see in the image opposite the shell of Lou Shou bears 100 of the Chinese words for longetivity. No two characters are the same; every character comes from a different period. Put simply it means - "good health through the ages". Ideally Lo Shou should be placed in your personal Tien Yi (health) direction according to your date of birth. If you do not know which is your Tien Yi then it can be placed in the East sector of your home or office.

"Bagua Frog's" or "Three Legged Wealth Toads"

If you want to boost your career prospects as well as bring in some wealth luck then a three-legged toad is for you. This mythical entity, according to legend, came from the moon and is therefore often called a "moon frog", "Chan Chu", or "money frog". This auspicious creature is believed to bring his owner wealth luck, prosperity and good fortune. To invite more wealth luck, extra sources of income and career growth that leads to more income, you may place one, three, six, or nine money frogs randomly in your living room or garden. This signifies them hopping around as they work hard to bring in wealth and money for you before scattering it around your home.

When placing at your front door do so at an angle diagonally, (not directly facing the door). Unlike Buddha's and other entities these lucky frogs can be placed at a low level and even on the floor under chair's or sofas. Take care not to place them too high up. They may be afraid to climb down and collect money for you! Please do not place your moon frog in the bedroom, bathroom,toilet or kitchen. These charming money frogs will best serve you when placed in your "wealth sector" (southeast). In your business premises they are best placed next to your cash register or in any area that deals with customers or money coming in. Please take a look at our fantastic range of Bagua Frog's for sale in our Feng Shui pages.