Tiger Riding Treasure Bowl Wealth Deity Zhao Gongming

The entire piece of Tiger Riding Treasure Bowl Wealth Deity Zhao Gongming is finished with a protective nano-microcrystalline seal, protecting the intricate paintwork and metallic leaf against dense altar incense smoke, routine dusting, and humid climates.

Available in standard traditional proportions, this heavy brass deity serves as a durable, multi-generational heirloom that grounds the energy of any space with justice, security, and financial stability.

Product Parameters

Sacred Symbology and Space Management

Within traditional neighborhood trade and family structures, the presence of the Martial Deity Zhao Gongming riding a tiger with a treasure bowl serves as a visible reminder of integrity, diligence, and spatial protection:

The Three-Fold Fortune: This specific composition combines active protection with asset preservation. Riding a black tiger while holding a defensive staff represents the strength to overcome business competition and diffuse negativity.

Holding a gold ingot signifies the active generation of revenue, while the integrated treasure bowl at the base represents wealth gathering safely at home, preventing resources from leaking away unnecessarily.

Warm Tones and Spatial Balance: From an interior layout perspective, offices, retail spaces, or home entryways can often feel cold or uninviting due to electronic devices or fluorescent lighting. The deep cinnabar red of the deity's robes brings a warm, grounding energy into the room.

Combined with the reflecting metallic leaf details, it breaks up visual monotony and creates an orderly, confident environment for staff and clients alike.

A Legacy of Honest Trade: The classic matte polychrome finish gives this solid brass statue an antique, deeply respectful look that avoids artificial glare.

Serving as the centerpiece of a family or business altar, Tiger Riding Treasure Bowl Wealth Deity Zhao Gongming passes down the values of hard work, honesty, and spiritual grounding to the next generation every time incense is lit.

Daily Care and Handling Instructions for Owners 

Avoid Chemical Cleaners: The hand-painted surface uses natural mineral pigments and delicate metallic leaf. Never use alcohol, dish soap, abrasive metal polishes, or chemical sprays on the painted or gilded areas, as these will strip away the traditional colors and metallic layers.

Gentle Dusting Method: Over time, altar incense will leave a fine dust. To clean, put on a pair of clean, dry white cotton gloves and use a dedicated soft-bristle brush (such as a new wool makeup brush or soft pastry brush) to gently sweep dust out of the armor details, staff, and treasure bowl base. Do not scrub with wet cloths.

Safe Burning Distances: When burning incense sticks, coils, or oil lamps, keep the heat source at least 15cm to 20cm away from the brass body. This distance prevents direct heat and thick oils from settling heavily on the face, armor, and gilded sections, keeping the colors bright.

Proper Handling: When adjusting or moving the deity, always hold the statue securely by the very bottom of the solid brass base. Avoid touching the painted face, the gilded armor, or the treasure bowl with bare hands, as natural skin oils can cause minor oxidation or discolor the finish over the years.