Redwood Money Frog of WealthThe mythical Chan Chu is said to appear every full moon near homes which the
residents will receive good news the very next day (usually in a monetary gain way).
Made of a great redwood finish. The coin in its mouth is activated by the red mock
crystal. Place it facing the entrance of your home/room/establishment at an angle to
enjoy more incoming good news. Place the money frog at a diagonal angle at the
entrance, and never straight on (this will result in money coming and being bounced
back out).
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