Where does the dragon get his power?

The dragon's form arose from his particular power of control over the waters of the earth and gave rise to many of the attributes singled out by different peoples as the whole myth developed.

The dragon was associated with clouds and believed to be a rainmaker. Its fire-spitting was reminiscent of lightning. Some people thought good dragons protected humans from evil spirits. It was associated with fertility, strength and speed in battle, joy, and robust good health. The chtonian dragon is a crocodile that represents water. He has the power to overflow  the rivers or  to dry the crops, both causing misery and death. He eats human flesh like a demon and is covered with hair or fur like a wild beast. His tail is the most important part.

This ceramic planter is fired with the breath of the dragon and ready to accept your plantings.  Lucky bamboo grows well in this planter along with a wide variety of plants.  Test your luck and skill and let this planter grace your home today.