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. |