Tibetan Boxwood Fulu Shou Three Immortals Statue (7")

This old boxwood carving of Fulu Shou—the Three Immortals of fortune (Fu), prosperity (Lu), and longevity (Shou)—brings the heart of traditional Chinese blessing culture into your home. Each immortal is rendered with expressive faces and flowing robes, gathered together on a single base as a compact, highly symbolic group.

Carved from warm-toned boxwood and smoothed by age, the piece has a soft, tactile presence that invites closer looking. Traditionally placed in worship halls and important households to “amass wealth” and attract auspicious energy, it now makes an ideal altar companion, desk talisman, or bookshelf focal point.

Features / highlights

• Old boxwood carving of Fulu Shou, the Three Immortals.
• Symbolism: fortune, prosperity, and longevity.
• Material: old boxwood with natural warm patina.
• Size: approx. 17 cm (H) × 5.5 cm (L) × 5 cm (W)
  – 6.7" (H) × 2.2" (L) × 2" (W).
• Weight: approx. 0.45 kg (including packing).
• Temple/household ornament traditionally used in worship halls and for town-house protection.
• Good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age.

Care instructions

• Display on a stable, level surface away from direct moisture.
• Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or brush; avoid wet cleaning.
• Keep away from strong sunlight, heat, and very dry air to prevent cracking.
• Do not use oils or commercial polishes that might darken or stain the wood.