They are decorative gift and symbolic accessories featuring a variety of traditional and culturally inspired motifs. Some are designed for desks or shelves, while others are hanging decorations, and many include moving or interactive elements.

No. Much of the family draws on Chinese and Feng Shui-related symbolism, but not every motif has the same origin. The Lucky Cat, or maneki-neko, for example, comes from Japanese tradition. Explaining the individual symbol is more accurate than describing the entire collection as one ancient Chinese tradition.

It is safer to sell them as indoor decorative pieces. Moisture and prolonged exposure to the elements can also change the appearance of brass over time.

Not necessarily. Brass naturally develops tarnish and changes in surface appearance through exposure to air, moisture and handling. Some customers like that aged look; others may prefer to keep the surface brighter with occasional careful cleaning.