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TRIBUNE HORSE
It is traditionally used as a Vastu/Feng Shui decorative symbol associated with movement, achievement, strength, and progress.
In traditional Feng Shui interpretations:
* Horse – represents speed, strength, courage, movement and achievement.
* Three horses – are commonly associated with growth, progress and advancement, particularly in career or business symbolism.
* Raised/rearing posture – is often interpreted as a symbol of victory, confidence and determination.
* Gold decorations/coins – are commonly used as prosperity and abundance symbols in Chinese decorative traditions.
* White/silver appearance – gives the idol a clean, calm and premium decorative appearance.
Placement :-
For a Vastu/Feng Shui-inspired setup, people commonly place horse figures in:
1. Office or business workspace
2. Reception area
3. Living room
4. Study/work desk
5. Entryway or display table
Traditional Feng Shui sources commonly associate horse imagery with career advancement, recognition and forward movement.
There isn't one universally agreed placement rule across Vastu and Feng Shui. Different schools recommend different sectors. For example, some Feng Shui interpretations associate horses with the South/fame and recognition sector, while Indian Vastu-oriented sources may recommend North or East depending on the intended symbolism.