Motif popular in Chinese rugs that symbolizes good fortune.

Dragons will bring power and influence wherever you so choose to place them. The dragon supports the water element; best placing it facing water, clean water such as an ocean, river, stream or a fountain. The dragon brings the power of rain showers for abundant harvests, the principle of heaven and male yang power. If you place a dragon in front of the entrance door, inside, it symbolises great protection to the premises and the occupants.

a powerful symbol that represents heaven

a symbol for the power of the Earth Herself

a symbol stamped on some of the coins of Constantine

One of the Twelve Symbols of Sovereignty, the dragons are symbols of the natural world, adaptability, and transformation. The dragon and the pheasant represent the animal and bird kingdoms and thus the entire natural world. When two dragons are placed together but turned away, the dragons symbolize eternity via the Yin and the Yang.

Containing one card of every rank this is the highest possible hand in Chinese Poker.

A Chinese motif symbolizing good fortune. The dragon is sometimes rendered in a geometrical form with only the head portrayed realistically.

The highest possible hand in Chinese Poker. It contains one card of every rank.

The Dragon is an ancient symbol of royalty and wisdom, and is often found on the Kings and Emperor cards.

Dragons bring power and influence wherever you so choose to place them. The dragon supports the water element; best placing it facing water, clean water such as an ocean, river, stream or a fountain. The dragon brings the power of rain showers for abundant harvests, the principle of heaven and male yang power. Some believe if you place a dragon inside the front entrance door, it brings protection to the premises and occupants. See ch'en azure dragon, green dragon, Zodiac Asian