Beasts of Fortune

Dragons, horses, koi and architectural guardians appear across Liuli ceramic sculptures, reliefs and decorative objects. Drawn from Chinese visual traditions, each figure is associated with a distinct wish—from protection and authority to advancement, abundance and timely fortune.
Horse of Swift Fortune — 2026 Fire Horse Ceramic Figurine

Horse of Swift Fortune — 2026 Fire Horse Ceramic Figurine

$149.00
Created for 2026—the first Fire Horse year in sixty years—this handcrafted glazed-ceramic figurine pairs the horse, a lasting symbol of momentum, with a coin-shaped roundel behind its saddle. Together, the...
Millennium Dragon Liuli Ceramic Sculpture

Millennium Dragon Liuli Ceramic Sculpture

$1,499.00
Named the Millennium Dragon when its design was re-created by the official Liuli kiln workshop in 2000, this sculpture is based on a Ming-style chuíshòu—a dragon-form creature traditionally positioned on...
Dragon Wadang Liuli Ceramic Display Tile

Dragon Wadang Liuli Ceramic Display Tile

$239.00
A Wadang is the terminal face fitted to the end of a traditional Chinese roof-tile course, protecting the eaves while giving the roofline a finished, decorated edge. This display object preserves...
Dragon and Pearl Liuli Ceramic Display Plate

Dragon and Pearl Liuli Ceramic Display Plate

$399.00
A sinuous dragon circles a raised pearl, its scaled body extending across a field of curling clouds. The monochrome glaze settles into the carved lines and around the central orb,...
Flowing Fortune Koi Magnet

Flowing Fortune Koi Magnet

$89.00
A koi rises through a curling wave, its scales glazed in Imperial Gold and its fins in Emerald Green. In Chinese decorative art, the carp swimming upstream signifies persistence and...
Five-Clawed Dragon Liuli Ceramic Relief

Five-Clawed Dragon Liuli Ceramic Relief

$509.00
Adapted from a five-clawed dragon on the Nine-Dragon Wall in Beijing’s Forbidden City, this framed relief shows the creature rising above layered waves and turning toward a flaming pearl amid...