9 Inch Chinese Three Gods Fuk Luk Sau

The image depicts three separate wooden-like statues, each carved intricately and featuring traditional Chinese attire which suggests they represent deities or mythical figures from Chinese folklore.

Starting from the left:
- The first statue is labeled "Longevity Star", indicating that it represents a deity associated with longevity. This figure is holding a gourd, a symbol of longevity and immortality in East Asian culture.
- The second statue is also labeled "Fortune Star." This statue is clad in elaborate robes with a prominent sash across its torso and holds what appears to be a scepter or a symbolic object related to authority or good governance.
- The third statue is named "Good Luck Star." This statue's posture and facial expression exude joy, and it cradles a child, possibly representing prosperity and the nurturing aspect of good fortune.

All three figures stand on matching dark wooden-like bases with ornate designs around their feet, providing a sense of stability and elevation. Their craftsmanship indicates careful attention to detail, typical of traditional wood carvings found in many East Asian countries. These sculptures are often used for decorative purposes, especially during festive occasions such as the Chinese New Year, where they might be believed to bring blessings and good luck.

The dimension of each Chinese three-God statue is approx. 4.25" (L) x 4.25"(D) x 9"(H).   They are made of resin.

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