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Journey to the West

This is a legend that started a long, long time ago. A holy monk in China was given the task of recovering spiritual scripts that were kept in India. To aid him in this, he was accompanied by an angel banished to Earth; the Monkey God, a deity; the Pig Spirit and a wandering tribesmen. So begins an arduous travel by our foursome who must cross many obstacles, demons and monsters to achieve their goal.

It is said that the Journey to the West is actually symbolic of the journey through life that many of us must make in order to achieve fulfillment and enlightenment. This is a concept taken from Buddhism. Each of the monsters that they meet (and conquer) along their journey is representative of what is known as the seven deadly sins.

This is an intricately carved piece that is exclusive to Dragon Gate's premium collection. The are made from the only finest synthetic resin and are finished by hand to ensure that each piece lasts you a lifetime.

To ensure that you get the most satisfaction out of your Journey to the West, we only sell them as complete sets of four pieces. The will definitely make for interesting conversation starters at parties and gatherings. Each piece has its own history and legend that accompanies it. If you wish for only one thing from Dragon Gate this year, the Journey to The West set has to be the piece.

Kei Loon

Kei Loon is a mythical creature belonging to the Taoist Goddess of the West (Xi Hwang Mu). Sometimes called a Chinese Unicorn, the Kei Loon has the head of a dragon, the body of a horse and the scales of the carp. It is associated with extreme good fortune and happy blessings.

According to Feng Shui literature, Fu Xi saw the Kei Loon emerged from the river after the great flood. Marked on this Dragon Headed Horse's back were the markings that were used to derive the Earlier Heaven Bagua, the ultimate symbol of Taoism. .

The Kei Loon is believed to have great protective abilities. This mythical creature is believed to be able to protect an individual from all forms of harm and danger.

Traditionally, the Kei Loon is placed in pairs, guarding the front entrance to the house. They serve as powerful heavenly guardians that can ward off wandering evil spirits.

Traditional Feng Shui application:

In traditional Xuan Kong Feng Shui, the Kei Loon (being the metal element), is used to "ward-off" the evil influences of the #5 yellow star. In fact, it is specifically used to counter the #5 yellow star's direction.

This bronze colored Kei Loon is made of fine quality ShauShan stone. It is to be placed in side the house, facing outwards. This is to ‘guard’ the front entrance to the home or business.

Kuan Kong (Bronze)

Majestically depicted, standing with his Kwan Tau and accompanied by his Black Dragon Sword, Kwan Kung, the God of War stands exuberantly in power. This posture represents his Power, his Honor and his Strength. Here the God Of War not only bestows a strong force of protection, his presence brings about status, honor and integrity. Kuan Kung is feared by all evil and revered by all who are sincere at heart. Wearing his military uniform, this representation of Kuan Kung is highly popular among art enthusiasts. Kwan Kung's majestic exuberance in this special stance exerts his benevolence to protect the family from all evil spirits. Kuan Kung protects the innocent and defends the righteous. In business, Kuan Kung protects the entity from fraud and embezzlement, promotes loyalty and ensures smooth sailing. This is an excellent piece for your home and office.

Kuan Kung In Repose

The Kuan Kung, or God of War, is a venerable war-lord. He was a military genius and revered by many for his skills in tactics and points of evasion: so much that he is now elevated to god-like status and is looked up to daily by all of us who love him.

Kuan Kung In Repose is a beautiful mini scultpture of the God of War. Made of brass, the details to this figurine is spectacular. The Kuan Kung is seen in a relaxed state of sitting down, with one hand idly stroking his beard and another clutching a scroll. Symbolizing strength and endurance even in repose, this item is a great decor piece for office spaces.

In a way, this beautiful statue says to us, excel in any field you desire to be in but do take time to stroke your figurative beard from time to time for some deep thinking, shrewd calculative brainstorming or just daydreaming. Even the military war-lord of China needs a timeout now and then.

Kuan Kung with Green Dragon

Kuan Kung, God of War, is the embodiment of strength, integrity, and honor. Holding his weapon, Green Dragon, he is a powerful protector, keeping away backstabbers and deceivers. Place him behind you in the office, and you will never lack support from important people.

The highly detailed figurine is made of high quality resin.

History of Kuan Kung Kuan Kung had a very humble beginning, as a bean-curd seller named Chang. After his parents had shut him in a room as punishment, he broke out and chanced upon a magistrate who was forcing his attentions upon a young girl. After killing the magistrate, he fled, changing his name to Kuan.

Traveling, he co-founded a coalition named Brothers of the Peach Orchard, the Chinese version of the Three Musketeers. He was celebrated as one of China’s finest military heroes, and was elevated to the rank of God of War in 1594, becoming one of the most popular deities in China. His image could be found everywhere in China, as he was invoked to aid those in need of assistance.

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