Treasure-Bearing Nine Dragon Guan Gong 托宝九龙关公 Copperware Statue – 33–76cm | Martial God of Wealth with Guandao, Command Flags & Dragon Base

Treasure-Bearing Nine Dragon Guan Gong 托宝九龙关公 Copperware Statue

A large-scale Guan Gong / Guan Yu sculpture combining a treasure vessel held in one hand, a long guandao weapon, command flags rising behind the shoulders and an elaborate Nine Dragon / 九龙-inspired base. The design brings together prosperity imagery, martial authority and dense dragon relief in a ceremonial statement piece for offices, entrances, reception spaces and collector interiors.

The statue uses copperware-style metal construction with a warm antique-gold finish that emphasizes the armour, beard, weapon, flags and layered dragon base. The surface treatment is designed to highlight sculptural depth and give the piece a traditional Chinese metal-art character.

Available Sizes

• No.28: approx. 16 × 11 × 33 cm overall; head height about 28 cm; weight approx. 2.4 kg.
• No.38: approx. 22 × 22 × 46 cm overall; head height about 38 cm; medium-weight statement size suitable for substantial furniture.
• No.48: approx. 27 × 20 × 54 cm overall; head height about 48 cm; weight approx. 10 kg.
• No.58: approx. 33 × 24 × 65 cm overall; head height about 58 cm; weight approx. 15 kg.
• No.68: approx. 39 × 29 × 76 cm overall; head height about 68 cm; weight approx. 20 kg.

Dimensions are practical approximate references. The command flags, guandao and projecting dragon details make the total overall height and footprint larger than the central figure alone.

Guan Gong / Guan Yu

Guan Yu, commonly called Guan Gong, is one of the most recognizable figures in Chinese historical and devotional culture. He is often associated with loyalty, righteousness, courage and integrity, and in some traditions is also honored as a Martial God of Wealth.

These associations are cultural and devotional. This sculpture does not guarantee wealth, protection, career success, business performance or other outcomes.

Treasure Vessel, Guandao & Command Flags

The treasure vessel adds prosperity-themed imagery, while the guandao reinforces Guan Gong’s warrior identity. The flags behind the figure create a more ceremonial military silhouette, and the dense dragon base gives the sculpture extra visual weight from the front and side.

Nine Dragon Base

The lower section is modeled with multiple dragon forms, waves and layered relief details. This makes the base a major part of the design rather than a simple pedestal, so the sculpture benefits from display furniture deep enough to show the entire footprint.

Placement by Size

No.28: works on a substantial executive desk, credenza or compact entrance cabinet. No.38: suits larger reception furniture and office sideboards. No.48–68: are statement-scale pieces that require broad, stable furniture, generous clearance and appropriate load capacity.

Office, Shop & Entrance Styling

The aged-gold surface pairs well with dark walnut, rosewood-toned furniture, black lacquer, cream stone, travertine, leather, Chinese calligraphy and ink art. Allow generous negative space around the guandao and rear flags so the silhouette is not visually crowded.

Feng Shui & Cultural Context

Guan Gong imagery is used differently across homes, businesses and religious traditions. Follow your own cultural, devotional or household practice rather than treating one compass direction or ritual arrangement as universal.

Gift Guide

A substantial gift for business openings, executive offices, entrepreneur milestones, Lunar New Year, shop openings, leadership gifts and collectors of Guan Gong or Chinese warrior sculpture. Larger sizes are best suited to formal corporate, ceremonial or collector presentations.

Care & Handling

• Dust with a soft dry cloth or fine detailing brush.
• Avoid abrasive metal polish and corrosive cleaners.
• Keep away from prolonged moisture and highly corrosive environments.
• Lift from the torso and base rather than the guandao, flags, beard or dragon projections.
• Use two-person handling for heavier sizes where appropriate.
• Ensure the display surface can safely support the approximate weight.

FAQ

What material is the statue?

It is presented in copperware-style metal with a warm antique-gold finish and detailed relief work.

Why are there two height numbers?

The overall height includes the command flags and upper sculptural elements, while “head height” refers to the central Guan Gong figure.

What does 托宝关公 mean?

It describes Guan Gong shown carrying or presenting a treasure vessel, adding a prosperity-themed element to the warrior figure.

What is the Nine Dragon base?

The lower pedestal is sculpted with multiple dragon forms and wave-like motifs, creating a dense ceremonial base beneath Guan Gong.

Which size works on an office credenza?

No.28 and No.38 are the most practical for many office credenzas. No.48 and above require much more substantial furniture and clearance.

Can it be placed at a shop entrance?

Yes, provided the selected size is placed securely on stable furniture away from edges and customer traffic.

Does Guan Gong guarantee business success or protection?

No. Such associations are cultural and devotional symbolism, not guaranteed outcomes.

How should I move the large versions?

Support the base and main body, avoid lifting by the weapon or flags, and use two-person handling for the heavier variants where appropriate.