A three-legged money frog on a bagua with a coin in its mouth. A traditional symbol of prosperity, wealth and money. It is most often placed in an elevated place with the money pointing inwards. The frog is made of polyresin (resistant resin), size approx. 6x6 cm, delivered in a paper box.

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, symbolized by money placed in the frog's mouth. There are certain rules for how to place the frog in order to 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 a room, apartment or house. It is associated with the area of career and life path, with the achievement of set goals, with possibilities and abilities in general, through which we want to achieve wealth, prosperity and abundance.

Usually a frog has a coin in its mouth, which it symbolically offers to its owner. Traditionally, the frog is placed in the corner of the room that is diagonally (diagonally) opposite the front door , and which is considered the primary wealth corner. The opposite corner is considered the secondary corner of wealth. Another frog can or should be placed near the front door. The frog is always positioned so that the money points into the dwelling, not out. The most suitable rooms are the bedroom or the bathroom.

Bagua (also ba gua, ba-gua) translates as eight trigrams, or "ba" = 8 and "gua" = area or trigram. The bagua is an octagonal symbol depicting the eight points of the compass, with south at the top according to the Chinese compass. The trigrams represent the eight directions, consisting of combinations of three lines of Yang life force and three lines of Yin life force. A compass can be used to determine the positive and negative directions of the 8 areas of life: Bagua in Feng Shui

Which places are not suitable?

As it is a traditional symbol, it is necessary to treat it as such and hold it in a certain respect. This is expressed by the fact that the frog does not stand on the floor, but is placed on an elevated place, e.g. on a cabinet, table, etc. Do not place the frog under a mirror, under a window, in the middle of the room, or anywhere that people walk around the house.

How does Feng Shui help us in the physical realm?
The positive flow of energy affects the placement of furniture, sharp vs. rounded edges, mirror directed to the bed (should be removed). It is advisable to hang a Feng Shui crystal curtain on a chandelier or in a window or set up a Feng Shui tree made of semi-precious stones in any or favorite place.

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, she turned into a toad with two front legs and a tail instead of hind legs.