Imperial Type A Green & Lavender Jadeite Pair of "Success Horses" Display (9.53kg) – Sovereign "Victory & Speed" Feng Shui Masterpiece for Rapid Career Advancement and Noble Recognition with Stand 30 by 28 by 12cm Jade each 28 by 24 by 9cm

This is a magnificent "Success and Momentum" display, featuring a mirrored pair of leaping stallions carved from Type A Jadeite. The stone exhibits a high-value "Chun Dai Cai" (Spring with Color) palette, which is the rare and harmonious combination of green and lavender in a single piece.

Item Description

• Material: Natural Type A Jadeite (Burmite). Certified untreated and undyed. The stone possesses a dense, glassy luster with a visible crystalline structure that signifies authentic, high-quality jadeite.

• Color Palette (Chun Dai Cai):

  • Green (Spring): Representing vitality and growth, these patches are distributed like moss across the horses' bodies.

  • Lavender (Violet): Saturated violet "clouds" permeate the stone. Lavender is the color of nobility and a sign of "Purple Air coming from the East" (impending good fortune).

  • Dark "Inky" Accents: Natural dark mineral patches emphasize the muscular anatomy of the horses, adding a sense of power and realism.

• The Carving (The Galloping Pair):

  • Horses in Motion: These horses are depicted in a "flying gallop," with front legs tucked and rear legs extended. This is the ultimate pose for speed, strength, and victory.

  • Mirrored Energy: As a mirrored pair, they create a symmetrical field of energy, representing a balanced path to success where all efforts are aligned.

• The Stand: Two matching Solid Hardwood Pedestals with traditional scrolled feet. The stands feature inset carved panels, providing a regal, grounded foundation for the airborne horses.

Feng Shui & Symbolic Meaning

1. The Horse (Rapid Success)

In Feng Shui, the horse is associated with the Fire Element and represents Yang energy at its peak.

• "Ma Dao Cheng Gong" (Instant Success): Horses are the primary symbol for achieving your goals quickly. They are especially beneficial for those in competitive industries or those seeking a rapid rise in their career.

• Endurance & Freedom: They represent the stamina to finish long-term projects and the freedom to pursue your true passions without restriction.

2. The Green and Lavender (The Noble Growth)

• Green (Wood): Feeds the Fire of the horse, ensuring your success is sustainable and continues to grow.

• Lavender (Noble Status): Ensures that as you become successful, you also gain fame and high social standing. It is the color of refined power.

Best Placement: Home or Office

Because horses are high-velocity objects, their placement is vital to ensure their energy moves in the right direction.

In the Office (The Career Accelerator)

• The South Sector: The South is the "Fame and Reputation" sector, ruled by the Fire element. Placing these horses here will boost your public profile and bring recognition to your hard work.

• On the Desk (Facing Inward): Place them on your desk facing into the office. This symbolizes success "galloping into" your professional life. Never face them toward a window or door, or your success may gallop away.

At Home (The Family Achievement)

• The Living Room (Southwest or South): Placing them here ensures that the family’s collective goals—whether in education or career—are met with speed and efficiency.

• The Study: For students or those taking exams, these horses represent "Ailing Ma" (the winning horse), providing the mental stamina to finish difficult tasks.

Transparency: Translucent 

Remarks: It comes with box or pouch. All Natural Crystal, Wood and Gemstones may have impurities, naturally occurring line or rough unless higher end stated close to perfect or perfect.

These Chun Dai Cai Jadeite Horses represent high-velocity success and "Instant Victory" (Ma Dao Cheng Gong), this ritual is designed to "harness" their momentum.

In Feng Shui, the horse is the animal of the South and the Fire Element. This ritual should be performed whenever you launch a new project, sign a contract, or set a bold new life goal to ensure the energy "gallops" toward the finish line.

The "Instant Victory" (Ma Dao Cheng Gong) Ritual

1. The "Starting Line" Preparation

• Timing: Perform this on a sunny morning, preferably between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM (the "Horse Hour"), when Yang energy is at its peak.

• The Cleanse: Light a stick of sandalwood or agarwood incense. Pass the jadeite horses through the smoke to "clear the track" of any past obstacles or stagnant energy.

2. The "Naming of the Goal"

• The Intent: Write your specific goal (e.g., "Secure the new contract by June" or "Achieve the executive promotion") on a small piece of red paper.

• The Placement: Fold the paper and place it underneath the wooden stand of the horse that is leading the pair (usually the one placed slightly forward).

3. The "Ignition" (Activating the Fire)

• The Touch: Gently stroke the manes of both horses from the head toward the tail. This symbolizes "grooming" your success.

• The Command: Look at the horses' determined expressions and say: "Gallop with strength, return with victory. Bring the Purple Air (Lavender) of nobility and the Green (Wood) of growth into my life. Ma Dao Cheng Gong!"

• The Orientation Check: Ensure both horses are facing into your room or toward your desk—never toward a door or window, as you want the success to arrive, not depart.

Strategic Placement & Maintenance