Lord Guan Yu is a household name in Asian culture and his influence runs deep. His story has been eulogized across the generations and his status has risen from man to king to deity to saint. He was a military general serving under the warlord Liu Bei during the late Eastern Han dynasty of China. A war hero who is the embodiment of “loyalty, righteousness, benevolence and courage”. He is highly desired by businessmen and those seeking equality. 

Righteous One depicts Lord Guan Yu in earth-shattering might. The deep tone of burgundy draws attention to his determined gaze. A body cloaked in armor, left hand stroking a long beard, right hand clutching the 24K gold-plated Dragon Crescent Blade and riding a galloping horse straight up to the battle. Wielding a sword upon a noble steed, he is powerful and heroic. This is the one and only LIULI design of Lord Guan upon a horse and is the largest size glass sculpture of Lord Guan to date. 

Lord Guan Yu’s billowing cape and Red Hare’s airborne tail give the sculpture movement. Red Hare is also an epitome of a faithful and distance runner. On the foundation, an abundance of peony flower blossom emerges like clouds that adorn the horse, symbolic of ascent and fortune. 

From a Feng Shui perspective, Lord Guan Yu offers protection to those who invite him into space. Often seen placed at the reception area of businesses, he helps protect businesses from danger and helps the business prosper against all odds. It is believed that he uses his sword to eliminate obstacles. His presence invites positive and righteous energy to space.