Wishfulfilling Scepters Of Power (Ru Yi) - Red

“As You Wish” Ru Yi to make all your wishes come true

The Ru Yi has long been a popular Chinese talisman that served as a ceremonial scepter in Imperial China, symbolizing power, authority, and good fortune, and its image appears frequently in Chinese art. Its shape resembles that of a lingzhi, and over the ages, Ru Yi has been fashioned in materials of all kinds from precious metals such as gold and silver, to ivory, lacquer, and jade. 

During the Zhou Dynasty, the Ru Yi represented light, regenerative power, and fertility. In the Qing Dynasty, it became a symbol of political power. And in the modern day, Chinese businessmen and tycoons often display a Ruyi in the office to signify power, command, and business success. 

Phonetically, the word “Ru Yi” in Chinese sounds like “According to one’s wishes” or “As you wish”. The Ruyi is thus a wish-fulfilling scepter. While it is better known as a symbol of power, its wider and original meaning was of achieving all of one’s desires.

FLOWERS & APPLES “PING KOR” “AS YOU WISH” RUYI (RED)
for love & harmony

This red-colored Ruyi is decorated with flowers and apples to symbolize peace and harmony. It ensures one always maintains good relations with those in one’s life, leading to very joyous personal relationships and very powerful alliances at work and in business. Protects against the risk of lawsuits, disagreements, and misunderstandings.