Lotus Pond Moonlight Koi Feng Shui Sculpture – 36cm New Chinese Resin Goldfish & Lotus Decor
A richly sculpted auspicious centerpiece inspired by koi, lotus flowers and the poetic atmosphere of a moonlit pond. Standing approximately 36 cm high, this piece has enough scale to anchor a console, TV cabinet, office credenza or entryway display while still remaining practical for tabletop styling.
Craftsmanship & Materials
The sculpture is formed in resin and finished with layered color transitions in coral orange, soft ivory, jade green and clear blue. Two koi rise through curling wave forms around lotus leaves and blossoms, while a crystal-look sphere adds a bright focal point. The sculpted fins, scales and flowing water forms create strong depth and movement from multiple viewing angles.
Dimensions: approximately 21 cm long × 11.5 cm deep × 36 cm high.
Auspicious Meaning
Koi and goldfish are classic Chinese symbols of abundance, perseverance and prosperity. The lotus is associated with purity, composure and rising above difficulty. Together, the composition creates a strong “year after year abundance” theme that is popular in homes, offices and business-opening decor.
New Chinese Styling
Style it on dark walnut, black lacquer, pale stone or a simple floating shelf. Because the sculpture is already visually rich, it works best with a restrained background and one or two supporting elements such as a celadon vase, tea caddy or warm table lamp.
Gift Ideas
An expressive housewarming, Lunar New Year, wedding, anniversary, business-opening or executive gift. Its symbolic theme makes it particularly suitable for a new home, new office or celebratory occasion.
FAQ
Is the sphere real crystal?
The centerpiece uses a crystal-look decorative sphere designed to complement the resin sculpture.
Is this a small ornament?
No. At approximately 36 cm high, it reads as a substantial tabletop centerpiece.
Where should I display it?
Entry consoles, living-room cabinets, office credenzas, reception areas and tea-room shelves are excellent placements.
What does the koi-and-lotus design represent?
In Chinese decorative tradition, koi are associated with abundance and perseverance, while lotus imagery is linked with purity and composure.
