The Art of the “Three Goats” (San Yang Kai Tai):
In ancient Chinese philosophy, the goat represents the peak of “Yang” energy. As winter fades and spring arrives, the “Three Goats” signify the renewal of the universe and the blossoming of new opportunities. This piece is not just a decoration; it is a wish for smooth transitions, flourishing business, and family harmony.

The piece is crafted in shadow celadon glaze from Jingdezhen kilns. The glaze is clear, glossy and as smooth as jade, with a gentle blue tone that recalls the sky after rain. Since the Song dynasty, this type of porcelain has been regarded as a treasure of Chinese ceramic art and is often praised as an elegant substitute for jade.

The Accent: The goat’s head features a splash of Langhong (Oxblood Red) glaze. This “Red Top” represents Hong Yun – a streak of peak luck and high status.

The Silhouette: The sweeping, exaggerated curves of the horns embody strength and an unyielding spirit, making it an inspiring addition to any professional desk or entryway.

Craftsmanship: Material High fired porcelain fired at about 1300 degrees Celsius

This ceramic goat figurine makes a thoughtful gift for housewarmings, for elders, for friends or for anyone who appreciates Chinese culture. It works beautifully on a bookshelf, bedside table, coffee table, console table or TV cabinet and blends easily with many interior styles.