Also called: Mansion mark · Hao zhai wen · Great house pattern · Villa mark

Where on the hand: Below the ring finger, in the band between the base of the Apollo mount and the heart line (the Heaven line).

What it looks like: A self-contained enclosed figure sitting in the small space between the heart line and the Apollo mount — Chinese sources identify it by that position and by its being a distinct closed shape rather than by an exact geometry.

Read as very large wealth arriving through several channels at once — the sign of a person who ends with a grand house. Chinese wealth lists rank it above the ordinary money line, and phrase it as 'wealth in the hundreds of millions, income by many roads'.

Read with care: Sources describe this mark almost entirely by its position and its promised result, and only loosely by its shape, which is a good reason to treat the extravagant wealth claim as folklore rather than as a readable sign. PROVENANCE. This term is genuine and circulating in Chinese palmistry, but it could not be traced past two modern Chinese listicles ('六種富貴紋' and '九大掌紋') that propagate across content sites. No classical attestation was found. Direct access to 神相全編 and 古今圖書集成 was blocked, so this is 'not established' rather than 'not classical'.