Zhao Gongming Riding Tiger 赵公明骑虎 Copperware Martial God of Wealth Statue – 25cm | Chinese Wu Caishen with Treasure Vessel for Office, Shop & Business Opening Gift
Zhao Gongming Riding Tiger 赵公明骑虎 Copperware Martial God of Wealth Statue – 25cm | Chinese Wu Caishen with Treasure Vessel for Office, Shop & Business Opening Gift
Zhao Gongming Riding Tiger 赵公明骑虎 – Copperware Martial God of Wealth
A richly detailed Chinese sculpture of Zhao Gongming / 赵公明, depicted riding a tiger above a base filled with coins, yuanbao-style ingots and treasure motifs while holding a ceremonial weapon and treasure vessel. The composition presents Zhao Gongming in the familiar Chinese cultural role of a Martial God of Wealth / 武财神.
Material: copperware with a warm aged-gold finish.
Size: approx. 21 × 11.5 × 25cm.
Weight: approx. 2.5kg.
Who Is Zhao Gongming?
Zhao Gongming is an important figure in Chinese folk religious and Daoist cultural traditions and is widely represented as a Martial God of Wealth. In popular iconography he is often shown with a powerful warrior appearance and tiger imagery, expressing authority, decisiveness and wealth-related symbolism.
These meanings are cultural and devotional. The sculpture does not guarantee wealth, protection, business growth or any financial outcome.
Tiger, Treasure Vessel & Ingot Imagery
The tiger gives the composition a strong guardian-like stance, while the coins, ingots and treasure vessel reinforce the prosperity-themed visual language. Together they create a compact but substantial display piece for business and office interiors.
Placement Ideas
At about 25cm tall, the sculpture suits executive desks, office credenzas, reception cabinets, shop displays, entrance consoles and home studies. Leave open space around the tiger and treasure motifs so the composition remains easy to read from the main viewing angle.
Interior Styling
The warm aged-gold finish pairs well with dark walnut, rosewood-toned furniture, black lacquer, cream stone, travertine, dark leather, Chinese calligraphy, ink art and restrained warm lighting.
Feng Shui & Cultural Context
Some households and businesses display Martial God of Wealth imagery as part of traditional cultural or Feng Shui-inspired practice. Placement customs vary by lineage, household and region, so choose a stable, respectful location that fits your own practice and room layout.
Gift Guide
A meaningful cultural gift for business openings, new offices, entrepreneur milestones, executive gifts, Lunar New Year, shop openings and recipients who appreciate Chinese deity art or Martial God of Wealth symbolism.
Care
Dust with a soft dry microfiber cloth or fine detailing brush. Avoid abrasive metal polish, corrosive cleaners and prolonged moisture. Lift from the body and base rather than the weapon, tiger tail or projecting details. Use a stable surface suitable for the 2.5kg weight.
FAQ
Is this Guan Gong?
No. This sculpture depicts Zhao Gongming / 赵公明 riding a tiger. Zhao Gongming and Guan Gong are distinct figures even though both can appear in Martial God of Wealth traditions.
What material is it?
Copperware with a warm aged-gold finish.
What size is it?
Approximately 21 × 11.5 × 25cm and 2.5kg.
Why is Zhao Gongming shown with a tiger?
Tiger imagery is part of well-known Zhao Gongming iconography and contributes to the sculpture’s forceful martial appearance.
What are the coins and ingots for?
They are traditional prosperity symbols used as part of the product’s decorative and cultural visual language.
Can it be displayed in an office or shop?
Yes. Its size works well on a substantial desk, credenza, reception cabinet or secure shop display.
Does it guarantee wealth or protection?
No. Wealth and guardian associations are cultural and symbolic rather than guaranteed outcomes.
Is this an antique?
No. It is a contemporary decorative and devotional-style sculpture.
