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A young girl in a pink and blue gown cradles a magnificent orange koi, its scales gilded and gleaming — in Feng Shui tradition, the koi represents abundance, perseverance, and good fortune.
Maker: Unmarked
Materials: Porcelain, hand-painted with gilding
Dimensions: 5.5" tall x 6.5" wide
Origin: China
Era: Vintage, 1960s–1970s (estimated)
Condition: Very good — small area of color loss on one shoe, photographed. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A child holding a koi amplifies that lucky energy tenfold. This piece is part of a large family of traditional "Lucky Kids" figurines — Chinese children holding objects that symbolize fertility, prosperity, and joy — and this one is among the most striking of the series.
A beautiful piece for a curated home, a Feng Shui-inspired space, or anyone who appreciates Asian decorative art with genuine cultural meaning.
In Feng Shui and Chinese tradition, the koi is one of the most enduring symbols of good fortune, its upstream swim long associated with perseverance rewarded — a meaning "Lucky Kids" figurines like this one were designed to carry into the home.
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