Feng Shui Money Frog (Medium)

The Feng Shui Money Frog (Medium) depicts the three-legged Chan Chu, one of the most recognized figures in feng shui, cast with a coin held in its mouth. This medium size features painted red eyes, a traditional marker of vitality, and is sized comfortably for a shelf, desk, or entryway table. Quick facts Item Feng shui money frog (Chan Chu), medium Material Cast resin/composite with painted finish Design Three-legged frog with coin in mouth, red eyes Symbolism Traditionally associated with attracting wealth and good fortune Suggested placement Near an entrance, facing inward toward the room Care Dust with a soft, dry cloth; avoid soaking About the symbolismThe three-legged money frog, or Chan Chu, comes from Chinese folklore and is one of the best-known feng shui figures worldwide. Its coin is traditionally read as a symbol of wealth, and the figure as a whole is traditionally associated with attracting fortune into a space. Explore more in our feng shui and good luck collections. For a different size in the same design, see the Feng Shui Money Frog, Small. How to place itFeng shui tradition calls for placing the frog near an entrance, facing inward toward the room — never facing outward through the door — so it appears to be bringing fortune inside rather than carrying it away. A console table, shelf, or desk near the entry works well. CareDust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid soaking, scrubbing, or harsh cleaners, which can dull or chip the painted finish. Frequently asked questionsWhat is this and what does it symbolize? This is the three-legged money frog, or Chan Chu, one of the most recognized feng shui figures. It's shown with a coin in its mouth and, on this medium piece, red eyes — traditionally read as a marker of vitality. The figure is traditionally associated with attracting wealth and good fortune. This is a decorative, symbolic item, not a guarantee of any outcome and not a medical device. Where should I place it? Traditionally placed near the entrance of a home or business, facing inward (never facing the door outward), so it appears to be bringing fortune into the space. What is it made of, and how big is it? A cast resin or composite figure with a painted finish, in a medium size suitable for a shelf, desk, or entryway table. See the Small for a more compact option. How do I care for it? Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid soaking or scrubbing with water, which can dull the painted finish. Is this based on an authentic feng shui tradition? Yes — the three-legged money frog is a long-standing figure in Chinese folklore and feng shui practice, widely recognized as a prosperity symbol. What pairs well with it? Often displayed with feng shui coins or a coin tassel near the same entryway or wealth corner, or alongside the Feng Shui Money Frog, Small.