What are your wishes for this happy and prosperous Year of the Horse? As the expression of “immediately” in Chinese literally means “on the horse”, our designers ride on the motif depicting a horse carrying something on its back, which denotes the meaning of “getting something immediately” in Chinese, to reflect their wishes for the New Year of the Horse. Lukfook Jewellery specially introduces the new “Best-wishing Horse” of ten auspicious gold horse figurines representing our ten propitious wishes to you in this joyful Year of the Golden Horse.
“Best-wishing Horse” features ten adorable gold horse figurines symbolizing ten fortunate blessings. Rendered in exquisite craftsmanship and creative design, these lovely gold horse figurines are the must-have collectible items for your home decoration, and also perfect gifts to convey your best regards to your beloved. May all your wishes come true in the Year of the Horse.
Horse Carrying Fortune (Wish You Great Fortune Right Away)
A loveable gold horse carrying a Mahjong tile naming “Fat”, which means “fortune” in Chinese, is meant to bring you great fortune and good luck in the Year of the Horse.
Horse Carrying Money (Wish You Wealth Immediately)
Adorable gold horses with stacks of bank notes or a note-shaped gold saddle imply getting great wealth in the new year.
Horse Carrying a Baby (Wish You Have A Baby As Soon As Possible)
Having more sons and more wealth are traditional Chinese aspirations. A lovely child cheerfully playing on the back of a gold pony looks forward to the birth of a baby in the nearest future, invoking the blessings for fertility, prosperity, joy and health.
Horse Carrying a House (Wish You Own A House Right Now)
A cute gold horse carrying a luxury house on its back vividly expresses the expectation of acquiring your own house as soon as possible, as well as the eager for a warm home and comfortable life.
Horse Carrying a Car (Wish You Get A Car Shortly)
Horse Carrying a Pair of Elephants (Wish You Meet Your True Love Forthcoming)
In Chinese saying, the phrase “a pair of elephants” is equivalent to the meaning of “meeting the right person”. A pair of elephants standing face to face on the horseback, illustrating well the hope that you will meet someone special in the Year of the Golden Horse.
Horse Carrying Official Headgear (Wish You Get A Quick Promotion)
We all work hard to achieve a higher level in career. Traditional Chinese official headgear on the horseback carries the positive meaning of being promoted soon. Wish you every success in your career.
Horse Carrying Magpies (Wish You Be Blessed with Double Happiness At Once)
Everyone longs for endless happiness. In traditional Chinese culture, magpies are believed to deliver good news. A pair of magpies standing on the back of a pony signifies the desire for “bringing good news right now”. Wish you and your dearest a Year of the Horse filled with love and double happiness.
