"Yuanbao" originally only referred to ancient Chinese coins with the word "Yuanbao", which was the first time that later copper coins were named "Yuanbao". This work is presented in the shape of a silver ingot, small and cute, with the word "wealth and honor" on each side, and twin snakes entwining on the upper edge, which means the alternation of offense and defense, working together, accumulating less to make more, and wealth and honor to be achieved; it can be used as a decoration.
6.3 x 4.3 x 3.7cm
可依照作品尺寸為您訂做木座或壓克力座，亦可訂製留言刻字。
作品收到日起七天內(含例假日)鑑賞期。
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