Feng Shui Triple Legged Frog Coin in Mouth, 3X2.5 Inch

Lucky Frog/Fengshui Frog (लक्की मेंडक) :The important thing to consider in placing your money frog close to the main door is to avoid positioning it so that it faces the entrance, but rather look inside the house. Another criterion for the placement of the Fengshui money frog is the lucky Fengshui directions.- Lucky Frog

Fengshui advocates Lucky Frog as a powerful tool to attract wealth and prosperity. Called in Chinese as Chan Chu, the money frog has other names such as wealth frog, money toad, lucky money frog, fortune frog, three legged prosperity toad and several others. Fengshui attaches a great importance to money frog and contains several prescriptions on how to make the best use of them at homes.- Lucky Frog

If you come from Chinese culture, or if you really like the symbol of the money frog, this can be a powerful Fengshui money cure for you. However, if you have no energetic or emotional connection to this specific symbol, it will have little effect on your Fengshui efforts. Traditionally, the money frog is placed either in your Fengshui money area or somewhere close to the front door. The important thing to consider in placing your money frog close to the main door is to avoid positioning it so that it faces the entrance, but rather look inside the house.- Lucky Frog

The use of the Fengshui Lucky Frog has deep symbolic roots. It is a mythological creature with three legs that is said to attract wealth and abundance; this is why you can often see it in many Chinese establishments. It is believed that on every full moon day, money frog appears in front of the houses that have the luck of listening to great news about the receiving of wealth or money gain. In a typical representation, the money frog is depicted with three legs and holding a coin in its mouth. The posture looks as though it is just ready to jump into the house carrying all the wealth.- Lucky Frog.