Feng Shui Golden Fuk Luk Sau Keychain

A very auspicious golden keychain with three dangling gold bars inscribed with the characters and images of Fuk, Luk and Sau. Apart from using it as a keyring, you can clip it to you handbag, briefcase, laptop bag or backpack. They will draw an abundance of blessings and luck to you.

Fuk Luk Sau are three of the most well-known and highly revered Deities among the Chinese. Fuk (God of Blessings), Luk (God of Prosperity) and Sau (God of Longevity) are together a very powerful team, and took it upon themselves to ensure that all deserving mankind was peaceful and happy. Initially, these three deities were known as the “Three Star Gods”; this was due to the fact that they used to be shimmering stars in the sky, which were a representation of the three values that mankind was always after.

The Fuk Luk Sau or “Three Lucky Immortals”, are a very popular symbol to display in Asian homes or offices. They are also highly demanded by those in positions of high power, such as government officials or politicians, because the Fuk Luk Sau bring authority, success, fame and fortune.

These three star deities are strong icons of the most essential aspirations on which humankind depends; wealth, happiness and longevity. Each of these deities are often shown carrying with them different items with auspicious meanings – Fuk holds with him a scroll, which symbolizes beneficial inherent luck; he is also sometimes seen holding a child - which symbolizes good descendant luck. Luk, who is always seen in the center of the three deities, carries a gold ingot, and a “Ru Yi” (scepter of office), and symbolizes prosperity. Sau holds in his hands a staff with a Wu Lou and a peach (the fruit of immortality). Sau is a symbol of longevity and a healthy life.

These three star gods together are a representation of inner harmony; they will bring unity to your family and endless good fortune to the residents of the house. The Fuk Luk Sau are not prayed to, but they must still be revered and respected.

The Fuk Luk Sau are rarely seen in a religious light; they are merely an icon used in Feng Shui, and so are not prayed to at altars or temples.