Inspired by Ying Zhao, a celestial deity with a tiger’s stride and powerful wings, acting as the guardian of the divine gardens and the overseer of the four horizons.

Ancient texts describe Ying Zhao as the traveler of the four seas, moving across the world to maintain the cosmic hierarchy. It is a story of power exercised with absolute discipline, where a single gaze is enough to restore balance and ensure that everything remains in its rightful place.

Throne of the Four Quarters reflects this sense of structure. The deep, expansive Obsidian forms a field of steady energy, suggesting territory and the strength of boundaries. At the center, the Tibetan silver spacers carry a sense of designation and ancient authority. Four evenly placed clover-pattern spacers mark the cardinal directions, introducing a perfect symmetry and orientation within the whole.

It is made for the architects of their own world. Whether you are managing complex organizations or refining the boundaries of your personal life, this piece is for those who bring a sense of calm to the center of any storm. It is for those who understand that true influence is not about being loud, but about being the most grounded presence in the room.