Nine Rank Mandarin Plaque - Energy Infused

List Price:USD148 Our Price:USD62.88 25% Discount:USD46.88 Material: Pure Brass and Wood Color: Brass, Multicolored and Dark Walnut Dimension(in): 6x0.5x6in Weight: 220g ID: 18-PC-03 pcs

Product Description
Converging nine diiferent auspicious birds found in the rankings of civil officials (mandarin) of the Imperial Court in Ching Dynasty, this potent all-in-one superior plaque brings all kinds of good luck combined together that each of the bird is uniquely attributed to.
1. Crane (first rank) - Symbolizing status and longevity, a crane lives for centuries. Because a crane was considered the top-ranking bird, it was used as Imperial China's highest demarcation of court status, and its appearance on the rank badge of an official's robe signaled that the wearer was a civil servant of the first or highest rank.
2. Golden Pheasant (second rank) - Representing beauty, good fortune and literary refinement, the golden pheasant admired for its distinctive tail and yellow and red coloring, was used as the symbol of 2nd rank civil servants. During the Song Dynasty, the robe the empress wore on grand state occasions was decorated with pheasants and therefore it is associated with high ranking female members of the imperial family including the Empress.
3. Peacock (third rank) - Admired for its elegance, beauty and dignity, it indicates "more magnificence is yet to come" or "a significant fortune is awaiting you". The peacock was used as the official badge insignia of 3rd rank officials.
4. Wild Goose (fourth rank) - A wild goose once figured as the hero of a Chinese legend by carrying a message from the imprisioned court official Su Wu back to the emperor. It also represents peace, prosperity and marital fidelity. Its image is used as the official badge insignia of the 4th rank officials.
5. Silver Pheasant (fifth rank) - Representing imperial power and status, this is the symbol for 5th rank officials.
6. Egret (sixth rank) - It represents the ruling elite. It can also connote "repeated success along the way of one's career". Its image is the symbol for 6th rank officials.
7. Mandarin Duck (seventh rank) - It connotes peace, prosperity, marital constancy and fidelity because of the belief that they mate for life and will die if separated. Its appearance on the rank badge signals 7th rank.
8. Quil (8th rank) - The small, plump little quail is admired for its fighting spirit and courage and thus earned its way onto the badges of the 8th rank official. It connotes peace and prosperity.
9. Paradise Flycatcher (nineth rank) - Connoting longevity, it means that "many generations will remain perpetually young into old age" or "enduring generations". Because it is highly regarded, it appears on rank badge for officials who are on the 9th rank.

These nine auspicious mandarin ranking birds converge to bring together maximum "yang chi" and fantastic luck associated to fame, prosperity, power and elevation of rank. Gossipy energies will be dissipated and troublemakers will be vanquished, where you will enjoy high popularity status. When you have luck of popularity and fame, you will become more attractive than usual and your social life increases. You will gain the unfair advantage of being well liked by all, which leads you to an easy life where everything comes to you effortlessly. Display this plaque of success at your work desk, in your personal "sheng chi" direction, in the south of the living room or in the Purple Advancement Star #9 direction. For eg. in 2018, display it in the center.

Note: This item is energy infused and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Hidden 8 Immortals
The "Hidden 8 Immortals" catalyses divine powers to help bless one with positive energy, bring good health, good fortune, wealth, fame luck, longevity and good descendants. Inspired by Buckingham Palace in London, we noticed that almost all chinese antique vases and potteries possess by Queen Elizabeth have these powerful objects adorned. These magical objects represent the significance and presence of the 8-Immortals which can immediately transform the chi of a space to become an auspicious one. They bring blessings to the entire family, create a dynastic family and generate longevity and good health to both the patriach and matriach of a home. The 8 Immortals Objects blesses one with good health, good fortune, wealth, fame luck, longevity and good descendants luck. They possess protective properties and will protect your family against ill health and bad luck

What birds symbolize in general
Birds are an all time popular feng shui enhancer to activate fame, popularity and recognition in all aspects of your life. Fame luck is an important aspiration of life as it is indirectly related to high income luck in your career. Businessmen, employees and Hollywood artistes are the ones most likely to crave a lot for fame luck. When their fame luck grows, it ensures that their fortune continues to grow exponentially. When there is fame luck, their status and popularity becomes unchallengeable especially in a highly competitive environment.

Placement Suggestions
1. For career empowerment, display the plaque at your desk to ensure your work is always recognized by your bosses and your goals are always met. It will also help you create a significant differentiator between you and your peers in the hearts of management. It ensures your talents and hard work is acknowledged by the right people.
2. For public figures and leaders, you can gain more fame luck by displaying the plaque in the south sector of your living room or family area. It will bring upward mobility in all aspects of your life.
3. To magnify new wealth opportunities, display the plaque in your "sheng chi" direction or southeast universal wealth corner in your home or workplace.
4. To magnify long term prosperity, lay the road to success and activate your advancement luck, display the plaque in the Advancement Star #9 direction according to the natal, annual or monthly flying stars chart.