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Fill your space with warmth and harmony with this exclusive mini candle holder made of natural wood. This elegant accessory will bring a touch of traditional Chinese art to your interior.

– Material: Wood
– Carving: Unique hand carving that expresses craftsmanship and attention to detail.
– Design: The candle holder is laser burned with the image of the Chinese rabbit Tu’er Shen, which symbolizes good luck and prosperity.

Usage:
This candle holder will make a great addition to your home, creating a cozy atmosphere during parties, family gatherings or meditations. It can also be a great gift for loved ones who appreciate art and tradition.

Fill your home with charm and elegance with our mini Altar of Tu’er Shen candle holder. Order today and give yourself and your loved ones an atmosphere of coziness and traditional beauty!

Tu’er Shen (兔儿神), which means “Rabbit God”, is an important character in Chinese mythology and folklore. He is often associated with fortune, happiness, and the Zhenyuan Festival.

Origin:
Tu’er Shen is considered a deity who protects and brings good luck and prosperity. Legend has it that Tu’er Shen was an ordinary rabbit who gained divinity as a result of self-sacrifice to save people from misfortune. His image is often used in traditional Chinese celebrations, especially during the Spring Festival (New Year) holiday.

Symbolism:
– Good luck and suggestion: Tu’er Shen is associated with prosperity and good luck. Many people believe that worshipping him can bring financial success and happiness in family life.
– Holiday rituals: Its images are traditionally used during the holiday season, especially in rituals that aim to attract good luck in the new year.

Visual attributes:
The Tu’er Shen rabbit is often depicted in typical attire with ornaments symbolizing wealth, as well as with baskets full of money or other gifts symbolizing prosperity.

Influence:
Tu’er Shen has become a symbol for many people in China who believe in his power to bring good luck. His image is often used in contemporary art, decorations, and on household items such as candlesticks, figurines, and other decorative elements.
Tu’er Shen is a vivid example of how traditional beliefs continue to influence modern culture, giving deep meaning to the simple things in our lives.