2 Orange Decorative Objects

Abstracted, but still rather lifelike. This pair of hounds make great company. Set on a desk or arrange in a bookshelf. Great conversation starters.

A little small but it works well on a shelf with some books below.. Nancy. NY. Tue May 26 2026

Our whimsical pair of penguins are dressed for a formal event or at least a chic party. They may be just to accent your shelves or bar, but oh so fun they are!

Make a statement with this pair of wild cats! crafted of hand-painted ceramic, they proudly sit at 24" tall. There is a left and right designed for mantels, pedestals for foyers, entryways, fireplaces - any spot where you need flanked drama and cheetahs.

Set of two faux cobra skin-hinged boxes with nailhead trim and feet.

Gorgeous, but expensive~. Laurie. Ambler, PA. Tue Nov 19 2024

Resin. Pieces may vary due to the handmade nature of each product. Imported.

I’m in love with these cute little miniature moss pumpkins with the gorgeous curly stems! The only disappointment is that they don’t have a Mackenzie Childs label on the bottom as their larger pumpkins do . Instead they just have a “made in China “ label on the bottom.. Maria. Freehold, NJ. Tue Sep 22 2026

This playful pair of Italian giraffes are ideal for display on tabletops or shelves.

Persimmon - The fruits of hao shi (auspicious). In many Asian cultures, the persimmon is an ancient and auspicious symbol of transformation. Also, the fruits of hao shi. Hao shi is Chinese for good things.

The classic image of Guan Yu, also commonly known as Guan Gong (Lord Guan) is depicted as wearing a green robe over his body armour. He holds the Green Dragon Crescent Moon Blade in his right hand and his beard in the left. Guan Yu stands for justice, courage and is the manifestation of sustained wealth and protector of homes. Decorated in a low-relief cloud dragon motif and armour motif, Guan Yu is the general of all generals. Detailed auspicious floral motifs can be found in Guan Yu’s adornments, signifying his intellectual and physical prowess.

This artwork is grand and powerful, vividly portraying the dramatic scene of fishes swimming upstream, plunging through rushing currents, and battling against the flow of water. In its sculptural form, it captures the precise moment a fish leaps from the water, with splashes and fishes merging into one—a striking representation of vibrant life force. The piece evokes a dynamic sense of beauty through movement and energy.

A symbol of wealth and fortune, the Pi Xiu is not only a financial creature, but also a kind-hearted one. With a majestic posture and fierce eyes, it stands proudly on a high platform resembling an ancient observatory, leading us to the direction of prosperity. The platform, shaped like an ancient hat, is known as the "Crown of the East." Meanwhile, the base of the artwork is engraved with coins, portraying stability and endless wealth from all directions. The Pi Xiu is a charm that can be displayed in homes, offices or commercial spaces, enhancing the noble atmosphere of any environment. It is a perfect housewarming, business opening or move-in gift, representing good fortune and auspiciousness.

The ruyi scepter is shaped as a blessing made tangible, carrying the wish that all things unfold as one hopes. Across its surface, the dragon and phoenix are engraved in graceful harmony—the dragon embodying strength, courage, and rising momentum, while the phoenix brings grace, renewal, and auspicious beauty. Together, they form a powerful union of complementary forces, expressing balance, harmony, and shared prosperity. More than an emblem of good fortune, the artwork conveys the wish to move forward with confidence, to meet change with grace, and to see one’s hopes fulfilled. As a gift, it is especially meaningful for promotions, weddings, anniversaries, new beginnings, business milestones, and occasions that celebrate harmony, success, and lasting blessings.

Arguably the Chinese people's most coveted flower in history, the peony exudes uncontestable regality and immaculate beauty. LIULI studio artists crystallize this spirit in this decorative art plate, eternalizing the month of April and the flower that blooms during that time. Coming from a collection of twelve, where each glasswork represents a respective month of the year, the peony stands out as the most regal and decadent of the set.