A Pair Tiger Statues Weight: 1.65 Kg Tigers are revered as totems by some tribes or ethnic groups. Since ancient times, it has been regarded as a protector, representing bravery and justice. ‌ It is considered a mascot that can ward off evil and drive away disasters. ‌ In traditional culture. The image of tigers is ubiquitous, and from literature, sculpture, painting to opera and folklore, tigers are endowed with extremely high symbolic significance. ‌ Especially in folk culture, tiger sculptures are deeply loved by people as symbols of warding off evil and disasters, and praying for happiness and auspiciousness. ‌ Tigers symbolize majesty and invincibility, and brass tigers were often placed in mansions in ancient times to showcase the owner's aura and aristocratic status, as well as to demonstrate the owner's cultural cultivation. ‌ Tigers are believed to ward off evil and protect people from the invasion of evil forces. ‌ The tiger is a symbol of courage and strength. ‌ ‌