Explanation of symbols:

The Chi­nese I Ching tri­gram is Wind whose attrib­utes are gen­tle effects, per­sis­tence, har­mo­nious progress, matu­rity.
“Cor­nu­copia” means Horn of Plenty from which all good things pour forth.
Pil­lars have been sym­bols of male strength and viril­ity since ancient times.
The Norse rune is a money sym­bol mean­ing “My need is great.“
The Maori “koru,” or fern design and the Japan­ese icon of veg­e­ta­tion are sym­bols of abun­dance.

Sug­ges­tions:

• Turquoise: con­sid­ered a lucky stone
• Topaz: said to bring fame and wealth
• Apatite
• A jar con­tain­ing coins or bills: a money “mag­net”
• A jar con­tain­ing grain
• Pic­tures of those things you would like to have in abun­dance
• Intan­gi­ble things writ­ten on slips of paper (ie. insight, wis­dom, recog­ni­tion, etc.)
• Col­ors: yel­low, pur­ple, blue, red

This infor­ma­tion appears on the back of the art­work.