Colorful Liuli Wealth Pot With Gold Ingots

This stunning looking Wealth Pot filled with Chinese Ingots is a wonderful symbol of everlasting wealth, abundance and success. The surface of the bowl is decorated with the symbols of the Chinese coins.

This tradition started in ancient China, when the rich folk used wealth pots or wealth vases in their homes to augment their luck with riches. This is because the wealth pot is an icon of endless good-fortune and wealth. In Asia, wealth pots are widely placed in homes or offices; in most shops, a wealth pot placed at the cashier counter is believed to multiply prosperity and fortune luck. One can also view wealth pots placed in the vicinity of Chinese Wealth Gods; this practice makes the pot even more powerful. Exhibiting this stimulant of prosperity luck on your desk or workplace signifies attracting wealth luck and good fortune to your life and to your business.

By using a wealth pot, you are attracting wealth luck from all directions into your home or workplace, while at the same time averting a monetary loss. It is for this reason that many persons in the field of sales, business and speculative investments seek wealth pots. They are also very useful to people who are looking to increase their affluence and draw premium luck.

To steer in good luck, more customers, fortune and wealth luck, place this Wealth Pot in your home, office or shop is said to help. Exhibit it in front of the main entrance so that it is visible whenever you walk in.

You can also place the wealth pot in the Southeast corner of your living room, or office to augment your wealth luck. According to Feng Shui Bagua formula, Southeast is the sector that governs wealth luck. You can also place it in the sector where the annual #8 Wealth Star flies into.

The feng shui wealth pot is essential to tycoons and for those doing business and seeking success; the symbolism of the wealth pot triggers us to search for business opportunities in daily life.

This captivating multi-colored crystal glass is seeing a surge in popularity not only in Asia but also America and Europe. The procedure of creating Liuli glass is pretty similar to the age-old French glass casting technique known as "pate-de-verre". The process of creating Liuli glass is special and very difficult due to several factors with a high failure rate. That's why Chinese Liu Li art pieces always fetch a higher price. The instability of the molds (which is not reusable) and high firing temperatures required are the two most common reasons determining the success rate of producing a beautiful Liuli artwork. Each piece of Liuli glass is unique as the mixture of colors varies from one to the next.