Agate: Moss Agate Foo Dog Carvings (Pair)
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| Agate: Moss Agate Foo Dog Carvings (Pair) (front) |
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| Agate: Moss Agate Foo Dog Carvings (Pair) (tail to tail) |
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| Agate: Moss Agate Foo Dog Carvings (Pair) (rear) |
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| Agate: Moss Agate Foo Dog Carvings (Pair) (base) |
Agate: Moss
Agate Foo Dog Carvings (Pair)
Note from AI:
These statues are often referred to as “Foo
Dogs” or “Fu Dogs” in Western cultures; however, these striking statues are
actually stylized representations of Chinese guardian lions. Their true name in
China is “shi” (lion) or “shishi” (stone lion).
As guardians, Foo Dogs are always displayed
in pairs, representing the balance of yin and yang energies.
2025: Box #18 –
Special Items
Weighed together:
8.43 ounces
240 grams
1200 carats
Foo Dog #1:
4.71 ounces
133 grams
665 carats
Foo Dog #2:
3.83 ounces
107.5 grams
537.5 carats
Seller:
Unknown
Gem Miner’s
Jubilee – Tailgate
Lebanon Valley
Expo Center
Lebanon,
Pennsylvania
16 August 2025
2025-18-Special
2025-Lebanon-8-16
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| Agate: Moss Agate Foo Dog Carvings (Pair) |
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