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.