Ryubun-sama's Large Stone Seal (Lucky Item)

The top of the seal is engraved with 乾隆通寶 (Qianlong Tongbao), and the characters on the impression side are engraved with 福寿吉祥 (Fukuju Kissho - Fortune, Longevity, Auspiciousness). The top and bottom of the characters are adorned with bats, which have been symbols of good luck since ancient times. A pair of bats, in particular, represents 双福臨門 (Soufuku Rinmon - Double Fortune Arriving), a very auspicious motif. A three-dimensional dragon is depicted on the top of the stone, holding a pearl in its mouth. The sides are carved with Chinese patterns, and the eight faces feature the Eight Immortals (八仙 - Hassenn) of Chinese Taoism, who are considered auspicious beings. The stone is a replica of chicken blood stone, and the entire piece is a so-called traveling seal (遊印 - Yūin), a typical good luck charm recreating the era of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty.
It's packed with lucky items: the noble motif of the Emperor's dragon, the auspicious four-character seal impression and bats, the currency motif (symbolizing wealth), the octagonal shape symbolizing good fortune from all directions, and the Eight Immortals, etc. (lol). Thanks to this, I've been quite lucky so far, so I'm letting it go. I believe I bought it as a souvenir at a hotel when I visited China about 20 years ago. Height 9cm, diameter 6cm, weight 600g. Comes with a box (the inside is a bit dull, but the outside is clean; please consider it a bonus).
★: Recently, several websites have appeared that are stealing my listings and photos on Mercari; they are all fake sites. This item is only sold on Mercari.