A young Chinese girl in a pink and blue gown cradles a magnificent orange koi, its scales gilded and gleaming — vivid, joyful, and full of meaning. In Feng Shui and Chinese tradition, the koi represents abundance, perseverance, and good fortune; a child holding one amplifies that 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. There is a small area of color loss on one shoe, photographed for your review.
A beautiful piece for a curated home, a Feng Shui-inspired space, or anyone who appreciates Asian decorative art with genuine cultural meaning.
Maker: Unknown, Made in China
Era: 1960s–1970s (estimated)
Material: Porcelain, hand painted with gilding
Dimensions: 5.5" tall × 6.5" wide
Condition: Very good vintage. Small color loss on one shoe, photographed. No other issues. All sales final.
