Literal Money Tree

October 9, 2009

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If a Real Money Tree Plant isn't bringing you enough prosperity and good fortune, maybe you need to try a more realistic one like this cool new Literal Money Tree. This handcrafted lucky sculpture looks like a little bonsai tree, but rather than leaves, it has adjustable replica Chinese coins hanging from the branches instead. With the US Dollar losing all its value lately, perhaps you should get both while you still can.

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