Exquisitely carved from a single block of camphor wood, meticulously detailed with ultra fine embossed motifs, and ornamental jewel chains that festoon the edges of his elaborate phoenix robes. He has a benevolent portrait-quality facial features, and was likely worshipped as the Kitchen God. His importance is further indicated by his seat upon a high backless throne. He is holding a sceptre of office in his right hand, and left two gold pieces. Despite the minor wear due to its age, the little carving is radiate with potent energy and determination, a testament to a century of prayers and worship.