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the pix dont show it very well. its finely carved out of wood and looks firey and mischievous it might be some buddha type thing the image is a like a bearded chinese -ish head in a robe, between his arms is an antlered deer sucking on a branch, and a little bald man/monk/goblin, i think hes holding a crown or a nut in the middle . to the northeast, above the little man, lies a bat ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/JYgdA.jpg)   | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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is that one dude rubbing the deer's butt? | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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im very curious about this now lol im also curious about the design in the man's forehead | ||
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Cambium
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He's holding a peach. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shou_Xing | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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On August 12 2011 05:14 Cambium wrote: Looks like "Shou Xing" (longevity God) from the Chinese Fu-Lu-Shou trio. He's holding a peach. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shou_Xing awesome, nice job! here seems to be a page that could explain some of the other things you see: http://primaltrek.com/impliedmeaning.html | ||
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Gatsbi
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FFGenerations
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On August 12 2011 05:14 Cambium wrote: Looks like "Shou Xing" (longevity God) from the Chinese Fu-Lu-Shou trio. He's holding a peach. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shou_Xing omg thanks well done!! if you google for more pix , the red wood is sandlewood and you can see him with a deer, the peach, and even the little man!! | ||
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the deer - The Chinese believe the deer lives to a very great age and, as a result, has become a symbol for long life the man - As his name implies, Shou symbolizes a long life. woooot | ||
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i think he must be: These twin laughing immortals are known as the Gods of Peace and Harmony, the Gods of Unity and Harmony, Hehe erxian (和合二仙), the Laughing Twins and the Gods of Mirth. One twin is named Shi De (拾得) who usually holds a lotus. The other twin is Han Shan (寒山) who may hold a round box, ruyi sceptre, gourd, coin, persimmon, etc. They represent harmony and mirth and bestow blessings on marriages. that would explain the plant he is holding and the deer is eating | ||
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Cambium
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It's a symbol of luck/happiness because everyone wants a male son. The deer symbolizes "wealth" because they sound the same. The peach symbolizes longevity because, in the legends, there is a type of sacred peach that grants additional years of life. So you have Fu-Lu-Shou all in one amulet. This amulet could also be Japanese, "Fukurojuku" is the name. And yes, I'm fucking awesome, now go lift some iron. | ||
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Gnial
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On August 12 2011 07:35 Cambium wrote: That's not a little man, that's a male child. It's a symbol of luck/happiness because everyone wants a male son. The deer symbolizes "wealth" because they sound the same. The peach symbolizes longevity because, in the legends, there is a type of sacred peach that grants additional years of life. So you have Fu-Lu-Shou all in one amulet. This amulet could also be Japanese, "Fukurojuku" is the name. And yes, I'm fucking awesome, now go lift some iron. Everything you said makes sense except the male child part. It looks like the Shou Star God to me because of the beard and moustache. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Mammoth_Ivory_Shou_Star.jpg | ||
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