Liuli Three Legged Toad Tassel

Also related to the legend of the Money Frog is Lu Hai, one of the 8 Immortals, A Minister of State who live during the Tenth Century. Lu Hai knows that the Money Frog is fond of money, so he used bait, which is a red line tied with gold coins and lure the Money Frog out from hiding. From the Lu Hai’s legend, it became popular that the Money Frog with coins symbolizes that wealth is about to come and greet you if you display a Money Frog in your home.

The Money Frog also represents the symbol of attracting good fortune and wealth luck. If you are a businessman, put a Money Frog in your office and it will attract good fortune and wealth luck for your business.

There are many pictures of the Money Frog, some sitting on coins and some has a coin in its mouth. It actually means the same thing, all of them are Feng Shui symbols to attract good fortune and wealth luck to your home or office.

Liuli Glass Jewelry  

Originally known only to the Asians, Liuli glass artworks, jewelries, and accessories are vastly gaining popularity outside Asia, in countries like America and even Europe. Liuli or ƒ is the ancient Chinese word for Glass, nowadays it is used to refer to hand-crafted, multi-hued crystal glass which is made using an ancient glass casting technique. The casting of Liuli glass Feng Shui enhancers adds style and fashion to the conventional looks of Feng Shui ornaments.

Where to place the three legged toad:  

    * Place the toad diagonally facing to your door to attract wealth Chi to your home or office.

     * There are no limits as to how many Money Frogs you can place in your house or office but try not to have more than 9.

    * For Business, place them on your reception area or meeting room where you greet your customer.

    * For Garden, you can place them near your ponds or fountains but do not face your main door.

    * Do not place them in your bedroom, bathroom, toilet or kitchens.

    * Do not place them on the floor, put them on a low table.