Golden Fishes symbol

Symbol	Golden Fishes
Religion	Buddhism
Origin	Derived from ancient Indian symbolism.
Meaning	Symbolize fertility, abundance, and freedom in Buddhism.
Appearance	Two fish often depicted standing vertically with heads upward.
Colors	Traditionally depicted in gold or silver.
Usage	Featured in art, textiles, and as a symbol of good fortune.
History	Connected to early Buddhist scriptures.
Popularity	Commonly seen in Tibetan Buddhist iconography.
Importance	Represents the auspiciousness of living in harmony.
Complexity	Simple yet rich in cultural and spiritual symbolism.
Emotions	Conveys a sense of prosperity and auspiciousness.

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