Metal carillon with a three-legged money frog with a coin in its mouth, a traditional symbol of prosperity, wealth, happiness and money. The bell depicts a dragon, a symbol of strength and happiness. Length approx. 40 cm. Illustrative illustration.

The use of the three-legged money frog in Feng Shui has deep symbolic roots. It is a mythological creature that attracts wealth and abundance, the symbol of which is money embedded in the frog's mouth. There are certain rules for placing a frog so that you can enjoy the benefits of this spiritual symbol. Frogs are associated with water, which is a symbol of wealth, traditionally associated with the entrance or the northern part of the room, apartment or house. It is connected with the area of career and life path, with the achievement of set goals, with the possibilities and abilities in general through which we want to achieve wealth, prosperity and abundance.

A legend based on Chinese folklore tells of the wife of one of the eight immortals who stole the elixir of immortality. After drinking it, it turned into a toad with two front legs and a tail instead of hind legs.

The three coins literally symbolize a magnet for happiness, representing heaven, earth and humanity. The symbolic knot strengthens the energy of the dragon depicted on the bell. The dragon traditionally brings strength and happiness to the surrounding area.

The carillon can be used as a talisman for good luck - the mystical knot supports wealth, so the carillon is suitable not only for houses but also for shops, close to the cash register or store entrance doors, where it should encourage potential customers to enter. At home, place the carillon in the southeastern part of the living room, bedroom or study. To suppress negativity, and as an amulet against misfortunes and accidents, a carillon should be placed in the window.

Chinese coins are a very rare item and therefore and should be cleaned every lunar new year, eg in incense smoke.