Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu

Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu
Antique sculpture of Pi Xiu

Pi Xiu, pinyin, is a spirit from Chinese mythology, which was originally called Bise, that is, driving away troubles and evil. It is often depicted as a winged lion. Bise brings wealth, because according to myths, it has a flair for gold and silver, in general - for well-being, it is able to find and attract it from everywhere. Pi Xiu is also the guardian of tea, its figurine drives away evil spirits and bad intentions.