Tianlu Pixiu Ornament

Tianlu is a one-horned form of the mythical beast Pixiu, known as the guardian of imperial treasure and a celestial bringer of fortune. It’s Ming and Qing Dynasty 24 Imperial Palace Yangxin Temple treasure, auspicious treasure, attracting wealth of the beast, the royal family of totems. Modeled after the legendary Tianlu Pixiu housed in the Hall of Mental Cultivation of the Forbidden City, this piece adopts imperial cloisonné enamel techniques to showcase royal elegance. The front features kuilong motifs symbolizing supreme authority, while the yuanbao (ingot) patterns signify powerful wealth-attracting abilities. The back is adorned with entwined floral patterns, representing eternal life, and phoenix motifs, symbolizing auspiciousness, happiness, and blessings.