Majestic and powerful, this Set of 2 Large Foo Dog Statues captures the ancient artistry and symbolism of the traditional Chinese Guardian Lions. Cast in durable designer resin and finished in a beautifully aged Antique Blue-Bronze, each statue is meticulously hand-painted to highlight the elaborate textures, ornate collars, and fierce yet noble expressions that define these protectors.

Each Foo Dog rests upon a broad rectangular pedestal base, representing strength and stability. Standing at an impressive 34.25 inches high, these commanding figures embody guardianship and prosperity — ideal for flanking entryways, garden paths, or interior spaces that honor balance, tradition, and good fortune.

Foo Dogs, also known as Imperial Guardian Lions or Shishi, date back over two thousand years to China’s Han Dynasty (206 BCE – 220 CE). Traditionally placed in pairs outside palaces, temples, and homes of the elite, they symbolized protection, power, and prosperity.
The male lion, often holding a globe under his paw, represents authority and guardianship of the physical realm, while the female, nurturing a playful cub, symbolizes compassion and protection of the family spirit. These sculptures remain enduring icons of strength, balance, and warding off negative energy — a timeless fusion of artistry and mythology.

Dimensions: 21.65" L x 16.14" W x 34.25" H (each)
Weight: 68 lbs each
Material: Designer resin, hand-painted
Finish Options: Antique Blue-Bronze and other distressed finishes
Display: Indoor or outdoor use