Pi Yao, the incarnation of the ninth son of the Heavenly Dragon

According to legend, Pi Yao, the heavenly incarnation of the ninth son of the Heavenly Dragon, has the features of several sacred animals for Feng Shui: a dog, a dragon, a unicorn and a lion. It has one horn, the face and paws of a lion dog, small wings and a tail. His task is to reject all negativity entering the house and redirect it into a peaceful direction. The image of Pi Yao protects Chinese coins from depreciation, and his statuette is installed next to large stores, banks and other buildings where money circulates.