🦁 Guardian's Gaze - The Protective Allure of the Fu Dog Venture into a blend of awe and art with this giclée print, capturing the majestic snarl of a fu dog. Dominated by golden yellow, with swirling patterns of magenta, blue, and pink, this 10x20” piece speaks of protection, bravery, and tradition. An antiqued background creates a contrast, with ink extending beyond, like the guardian's influence, extending past visible realms. Inspired by traditional Japanese tattoo art from my appprenticeship.
Empress Dowager Cixi's Secret Porcelain Foo Dogs Collection - Zhang by Daniel Arrhakis (2023) Empress Dowager Cixi, born Yehe Nara Xingzhen (29 November 1835 – 15 November 1908), was a Chinese noblewoman of the Manchu Yehe Nara clan, concubine and later regent who effectively controlled the Chinese government in the late Qing dynasty for almost 50 years, from 1861 until her death in 1908. By maintaining authority over the Manchu imperial house (Qing dynasty, 1644–1911/12), she became one of the most powerful women in the history of China. Cixi took the initiative and invited several women to spend time with her in the Forbidden City. Katharine Carl, an American painter, was called to China in 1903 to paint Cixi's portrait for the St. Louis Exposition. Katharine Carl (* ) spent nine months in China in 1903 painting a portrait of the Empress Dowager Cixi, On her return to America, she published a book about her experience, titled With the Empress Dowager of China. In her book, Carl portrays Cixi as a kind and considerate woman for her station. Carl also wrote of the empress dowager's love of dogs and of flowers, as well as boating, Chinese opera and her Chinese water pipes and European cigarettes. But what she never mentioned was a series of photographs that she took during those months in the palace of the Empress's private collection of porcelain Foo Dogs. Her love for dogs and flowers was evident in this collection of unique Chinese porcelain that disappeared without a trace. What remains were the old black and white photos that, using algorithm of image transformation from grayscale image to color methods, allowed us to get a glimpse of this unique collection, which I present to you here in this series. As for the original photos, however, they also disappeared... without a trace... perhaps lost in the timelines and imagination! I hope you like it ! : ) (*) Katharine Augusta Carl (February 12, 1865 – December 7, 1938) (sometimes spelled Katherine Carl) was an American portrait painter and author. She made paintings of notable and royal people in the United States, Europe and Asia. __________________________________________________ The foo dog in Feng Shui is a symbol of protection when used in pairs outside of a front door. Known as the Imperial Guardian Lions, the name foo (or fu) dog, is widely used in Western culture, but they are known as lions in Chinese culture since ancient times. "Empress Dowager Cixi's Secret Porcelain Foo Dogs Collection " is a series of creative Chinese porcelain with a dreaming mood, created and edited by Daniel Arrhakis using Artificial Intelligence. The sculptures can be reproduced by ceramic artists and sculptors if they wish, just send an email to [email protected]
Enhance your home or office with these exquisite Mini Sandstone Guardian Lion Statues, also know as Foo Dogs / Fu Lions. Symbolizing protection, prosperity, and good luck, these small Fu lion / Foo Dog sculptures are perfect for adding a touch of traditional charm to any space. Comes in three variations: 1: Fu Lion with paw on ball 2: Fu Lion sitting on large ball 3: Fu Lion with paw on sycee/yuanbao Lisiting is for one statue 𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍 MATERIAL: This product is crafted in sandstone 𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍 SIZE: 1: Fu Lion with paw on ball Length 5.5cm Width 5cm Height 6cm 2: Fu Lion sitting on large ball Length 5.5cm Width 5cm Height 8.5cm 3: Fu Lion with paw on sycee/yuanbao Length 5.5cm Width 5cm Height 6cm 𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍 Please note colors may vary slightly depending on your screen display settings.
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Empress Dowager Cixi's Secret Porcelain Foo Dogs Collection - Lian by Daniel Arrhakis (2023) Empress Dowager Cixi, born Yehe Nara Xingzhen (29 November 1835 – 15 November 1908), was a Chinese noblewoman of the Manchu Yehe Nara clan, concubine and later regent who effectively controlled the Chinese government in the late Qing dynasty for almost 50 years, from 1861 until her death in 1908. By maintaining authority over the Manchu imperial house (Qing dynasty, 1644–1911/12), she became one of the most powerful women in the history of China. Cixi took the initiative and invited several women to spend time with her in the Forbidden City. Katharine Carl, an American painter, was called to China in 1903 to paint Cixi's portrait for the St. Louis Exposition. Katharine Carl (* ) spent nine months in China in 1903 painting a portrait of the Empress Dowager Cixi, On her return to America, she published a book about her experience, titled With the Empress Dowager of China. In her book, Carl portrays Cixi as a kind and considerate woman for her station. Carl also wrote of the empress dowager's love of dogs and of flowers, as well as boating, Chinese opera and her Chinese water pipes and European cigarettes. But what she never mentioned was a series of photographs that she took during those months in the palace of the Empress's private collection of porcelain Foo Dogs. Her love for dogs and flowers was evident in this collection of unique Chinese porcelain that disappeared without a trace. What remains were the old black and white photos that, using algorithm of image transformation from grayscale image to color methods, allowed us to get a glimpse of this unique collection, which I present to you here in this series. As for the original photos, however, they also disappeared... without a trace... perhaps lost in the timelines and imagination! I hope you like it ! : ) (*) Katharine Augusta Carl (February 12, 1865 – December 7, 1938) (sometimes spelled Katherine Carl) was an American portrait painter and author. She made paintings of notable and royal people in the United States, Europe and Asia. ___________________________________________________ The foo dog in Feng Shui is a symbol of protection when used in pairs outside of a front door. Known as the Imperial Guardian Lions, the name foo (or fu) dog, is widely used in Western culture, but they are known as lions in Chinese culture since ancient times. "Empress Dowager Cixi's Secret Porcelain Foo Dogs Collection " is a series of creative Chinese porcelain with a dreaming mood, created and edited by Daniel Arrhakis using Artificial Intelligence. The sculptures can be reproduced by ceramic artists and sculptors if they wish, just send an email to [email protected]
The Fu Dog is a creature with origins in Chinese mythology, legend and folklore. The first one was supposedly made by a god who created it from a boy's stone dog toy. The Fu Dog has a short muzzle, lion-like mane, sharp teeth and claws, and powerful muscles. The Fu Dog is a protector of humankind. They are intelligent and very loyal. They fight to the finish, always on the side of good. Fu Dogs have great strength and intelligence. They have a magical bark that frightens their enemies and drives
Chinese Foo Dogs are believed as the civilian door gods. They are placed in a pair to provide ultimate protection, guard against evil spirits and harmful people, nourishes chi that enters homes, bring in happy blessings.Chinese Foo Dogs are believed as the civilian door gods. They are placed in a pair to provide ultimate protection, guard against evil spirits and harmful people, nourishes chi that enters homes, bring in happy blessings. One pair - the one playing with a ball under his foot is male and the other one with a little baby Fu Dog under her foot is female.How to place it?They are displaced (facing outside) at either sides of the main door, hall way or raised high up on both sides of the main gate, stairs or escalator. They can be placed on floor level or raised to higher level.
Empress Dowager Cixi's Secret Porcelain Foo Dogs Collection - Li Jing by Daniel Arrhakis (2023) The foo dog in Feng Shui is a symbol of protection when used in pairs outside of a front door. Known as the Imperial Guardian Lions, the name foo (or fu) dog, is widely used in Western culture, but they are known as lions in Chinese culture since ancient times. "Empress Dowager Cixi's Secret Porcelain Foo Dogs Collection " is a series of creative Chinese porcelain with a dreaming mood, created and edited by Daniel Arrhakis using Artificial Intelligence. The sculptures can be reproduced by ceramic artists and sculptors if they wish, just send an email to [email protected]
Bring a piece of ancient Eastern protection to your home with this dynamic pair of Foo Dogs. Crafted from ceramic and fired in high temperature, these 10x6.5x27 cm sculptures will keep negative energy away and ensure the harmonious balance of your home. A powerful duo capable of inspiring courage and confidence, these Foo Dogs guard your space with dynamic grace.
