(B02) Three Immortals “Fok Luk Sau”

Description

“Fok Luk Sau” is a term in Chinese culture that refers to a trio of deities known as the “Three Star Gods” or “Three Immortals.” They are commonly depicted together and are considered symbols of good fortune, longevity, and prosperity. Each deity represents a specific aspect:

1. Fok: Also known as “Fu” or “Fuk,” this deity represents blessings, good fortune, and happiness. Fok is often depicted holding a scroll or a child and is associated with positive energy and luck.
2. Luk: Also known as “Lu” or “Lok,” this deity symbolizes prosperity, wealth, and high social status. Luk is typically portrayed holding a golden ingot, which is a traditional symbol of wealth and abundance.
3. Sau: Also known as “Shou,” this deity represents longevity, good health, and a harmonious life. Sau is usually depicted with a prominent forehead, holding a staff with a peach, which is a symbol of immortality.

Together, Fok Luk Sau are believed to bring blessings and abundance to those who display or worship them. They are commonly seen in Chinese households, businesses, and temples as figurines, statues, or paintings, particularly during festive occasions such as Chinese New Year.