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One of the four celestial guardians in Feng Shui, ruler of the northern sky, closely associated with the water element and the winter season. A symbol of reliability, longevity and prosperity, when placed correctly this “black warrior” can protect against intruders and negativity.
(jesmonite, gel wax, fire)
One of the four celestial guardians in Feng Shui, ruler of the southern sky, closely associated with the fire element and the summer season. A symbol of freedom, openness and transformation. This ruler of feminine energy, when placed in an open space with unobstructed views, is auspicious for creativity and new ideas.
(Glass wax, microcrystalline wax, ochre powder, rosin, steel, rubber, light, insect & feathers)
One of the four celestial guardians in Feng Shui, ruler of the eastern sky, closely associated with the wood element and the spring season. A symbol of the law of attraction, manifestation of inner desires and the left side of your body. You should make sure to always respect a green dragon. Never put a green dragon in a closed-in area such as a drawer or a closet.
(Wood, rosin, agate)
One of the four celestial guardians in Feng Shui, ruler of the western sky, closely associated with the metal element and the fall season. A symbol of fearlessness, protective energy and the right side of your body. A peaceful white tiger protects the premises and the occupants. However, if the white tiger shows teeth, it can actively warding off evil spirits.
(Steel, pulley, glass wax, graphite powder, nylon, clay)