We would like to introduce to you four spirits that are drawn from ancient Chinese mythology — guardians of prosperity, destiny, protection, and allure.
They are not idols to be worshiped, but symbols of energy, emotion, and timeless stories.
Step closer, and let the whispers of the old world meet your breath.
Spirit of Destiny
Taiyi, an ancient celestial deity, is believed to guide the threads of fate. Unlike forces that impose destiny, Taiyi reveals its quiet pathways to those who listen, embodying stillness and insight.
Find clarity by tuning into the flow of time and intention, allowing the wisdom of Taiyi to illuminate your path forward.
Spirit of Prosperity
Caishen is known as the God of Wealth in Chinese mythology. He symbolizes abundance, opportunity, and the quiet flow of fortune.
Legends tell of Caishen walking through golden mists, bringing prosperity to households not through force, but through gentle alignment with the right time and energy.
In incense rituals, Caishen represents the flow of opportunity, encouraging openness to both material and spiritual abundance.
The Fox Fairy
Huxian, the fox spirit of Chinese folklore. She is graceful, mysterious, and playful, often appearing where peach blossoms bloom. The fox symbolizes beauty, charm, and intuitive energy.
This spirit is not about control, but about soft magnetism — a gentle pull of connection, romance, and emotion that lingers like perfume in the air.
Spirit of Thunder
Wulei comes from the legendary Five Thunder Spirits, divine guardians who command lightning and storm. In traditional belief, thunder drives away malevolent forces and clears stagnant energy.
This spirit represents powerful protection — like a storm that washes the world clean, leaving behind a space that is sharp, bright, and safe.