Antique Feng Shui Chi Lin Qi Lin the Sacred Chinese Dragon Horse Statue in 100% Pure Brass
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The Chi Lin is a mythical animal that symbolizes wisdom, prosperity, good luck, and longevity. In Asia, it is also known by other names, such as Kirin in Japan. The Chi Lin is also called the Dragon horse or the Chinese unicorn. The Chi Lin is found all over Asia, with slight variations but generally with the head of a dragon, one or two horns, deer or horse body, a tail of an ox, and the scales of a carp. Sometimes the body has fiery flames surrounding it. Although it embodies all of the five elements, the magical being is most often connected with fire.
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Made in heavy shining brass. Brass is well known for its grasping capacity. It can grasp the divine spirit upto 30%, When compared to other metals. The spiritual vibrations are easily attracted towards this shining idol easily.
Dimension
Length – 20.5 (cm), Breadth – 7 (cm), Height – 20 (cm)

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