This vintage resin figure set represents the iconic trio of Chinese deities known as Fu, Lu, and Shou, symbols of good fortune, prosperity, and longevity. Crafted from resin and finished to resemble ivory, the three figures are positioned side by side on a black display base, each showcasing unique attributes that reflect their distinct roles in traditional Chinese culture.
The central figure, Fu, is the god of happiness and good fortune. He is portrayed with a joyful expression and holds a traditional fan, signifying blessings and a harmonious life. To his left stands Shou, the god of longevity, easily recognized by his high domed forehead and the staff he carries—a symbol of age and wisdom. His serene expression and flowing robes further enhance his association with a long, peaceful life. On the right is Lu, the god of prosperity and status. Dressed in courtly attire and accompanied by a deer—a traditional emblem of wealth and rank—Lu symbolizes success, particularly in career and social standing.
Together, these three figures form a harmonious set often displayed in homes and offices to attract well-being, success, and a long life. Their detailed craftsmanship, expressive features, and symbolic significance make this set a meaningful decorative piece and a thoughtful gift for occasions like housewarmings, birthdays, or business openings.
Size: 12 x 6 x 10cm
