The money frog, also known as the chan chu, the three-legged toad or Wealth toad, is a powerful wealth symbol. This mythical creature is said to appear every full moon near homes which the residents will receive good news the very next day. In ancient China, these mythical frogs are believed to be the bringer of fortune.

They are traditionally placed next to the Altar of the Earth God. Commonly used today as symbols of wealth, our friendly froggy friend should be placed near cash registrars, receptions, managers' desk and offices of many successful businesses in Oriental countries. At home, the money frog is placed in the corners of the living room or family rooms to enhance wealth chi of the household.

The money frog is kept in the corner diagonally across from the entrance to a room. The corner of a room is known to be the focal point where Qi, or positive energy gathers. The money frog is placed in these corners to activate what is traditionally believed to be 'Wealth Luck' of the household.

The Origin of The Money Frog

The mythical money frog, also known as the three-legged frog, three-legged toad and chan chu, is said to come from the moon. This auspicious creature is believed to bring his owner good wealth luck. Hence the Chinese believe that an image of the Money Frog can usher in great success and prosperity.

Many businessmen have a money frog placed in their offices or working tables. These Toad Gods are also found in many households.

Place this King Chan Chu within view of the front door. This signifies the delivery of prosperity right to your doorstep!

Money Frogs and Feng Shui

Because money frogs are the feng shui items to turn to for all matters wealth, it is believed to be a bringer of fortune,. These animals are most auspiciously placed by the cash register, work table in the office, reception counters and other such spots where career activity is at its peak.

The Brass Chanchu On a Ba Gua makes up of the famous chanchu, its eyes ablaze with faux red crystal eyes and a Ba Gua under its body. The Ba Gua in inscripted with the trigrams in Early Heaven style, which symbolises order, perfection and balance.

Place this item at the spot where you participate in a hive of career activity. Or, make your feng shui item work overtime by placing it in the area s where you perform daily activities