A funky spot worth a short visit to rub a brass pregnant belly for luck. Good photo opportunity and good for a laugh. And, you never know, it just may bring good luck :)

(Translated by Google) People live successfully in Lithuania. Not much rubbing of the abdomen. Not shiny from caresses, everyone lives successfully and happily. It is difficult to notice the cluttered cafes with chairs and umbrellas. Free up the passage! Heavy tummy. Little is known about poor visibility. Be sure to pat me and you will succeed. (Original) Sėkmingai žmonės gyvena Lietuvoje. Nelabai pratrinta pilvą. Neblizga nuo glostimu, visi sėkmingai ir laimingai gyvena. Sunkiai pastebi užstatytas kavinės stoliukais ir skėčiais. Atlaisvinti praėjima! Smagus pilvukas. Mažai žinomas dėl blogo matomumą. Būtinai paglostyk ir jums pasiseks.

Very random. Main purpose is to attract tourists. Easy to walk past because its nothing special and just something small on the wall of modern building.

(Translated by Google) )))) cool Before you go to Lithuania, it will be useful to find out which belly you need to rub in Vilnius in order to be successful in all matters. The creator of the "Puzzle of Fortune" is the outstanding Lithuanian sculptor Romas Kvintas. At home, he is known as the author of the kindest monuments. The idea to create the sculpture "Belly of Fortune" came from Romas Kvintas in 2012. The tradition of stroking a plump belly to attract wealth and happiness exists in many countries. For example, in Buddhist temples there are statues of gods with huge bellies. They represent wealth and fertility. In China it is Budai, in Japan it is Hotei. However, the tradition of stroking the belly of a deity has nothing to do with Buddhism. This phenomenon can be attributed to the usual popular superstition. Not only the author himself participated in the creation of the sculpture, but also a whole group of young entrepreneurs and the authorities of the capital. The "Puzo of Fortune" was opened for residents and tourists in June 2013. (Original) )))) прикольно Перед тем как отправиться в Литву, нелишним будет узнать, какое пузо нужно потереть в Вильнюсе, чтобы сопутствовала удача во всех делах. Создателем «Пуза удачи» является выдающийся литовский скульптор Ромас Квинтас. На родине он известен, как автор самых добрых памятников. Идея создать скульптуру «Пузо удачи» появилась у Ромаса Квинтаса в 2012 году. Традиция поглаживать полненький живот для привлечения богатства и счастья существует во многих странах. Например, в буддийских храмах располагаются статуи богов с огромными животами. Они олицетворяют богатство и плодородие. В Китае — это Будай, в Японии — Хотей. Однако традиция поглаживать пузо божества не имеет ничего общего с буддизмом. Это явление можно отнести к обычному народному суеверию. В создании скульптуры участвовал не только сам автор, но и целая группа молодых предпринимателей и власти столицы. «Пузо удачи» было открыто для жителей города и туристов в июне 2013 года.

Would not recommend to go there on purpose. It's a definite hit and miss. If you want to see it, add it to your list, because otherwise you will miss it walking past by it. If you want to add to your luck, you are better off with something more original, like the Stebuklas (Magical Brick) at the Cathedral Square.

Touch the belly for success in your business. Funny idea.

"Sekmės Pilvas" is a bronze sculpture located in the Old Town of Vilnius, Lithuania. Translating to "The Belly of Success" in English, it's a playful and whimsical artwork created by Romas Vilčiauskas. The sculpture depicts a rotund belly with a smiling face, and it's believed to bring good luck to those who rub it. Locals and visitors alike often touch or rub the sculpture as a gesture of good fortune and success.

Very funny landmark in the centre of Vilnius. You have to keep your eyes open, or you will pass it without knowing! It represent a belly that you can rub for good luck. I rubbed it, but I'm still waiting to see if it works... Still, if you have 5 minutes, I recommend you go and see it, as it's a lot of fun and promises for funny pictures. A certain not-to-miss when visiting Vilnius!

Visit on the way to Frida Kahlo’s street art. Easy to miss it!

I rubbed the belly of the beast I am becoming emotionally drained luckily I'm aware this rough time will make me stronger in the long-run, i thank thee for the upcoming decades of excruciating suffering as i fight this alone

We visited Vilnius and found the lucky belly attached to a wall. You can easily missed it, but we are lucky enough to touch it and hopefully it will bring good fortune.😊

Not too exciting. Hidden behind restaurant tables and chairs but fun hunting for it

A spot to stop walking around

(Translated by Google) Lb looks beautiful and interesting, but we didn't find it right away. We became interested only after reading the legend about the belly. Let's go to pat and make a wish. I approached people, even those living in Vilnius were interested, but did not know about the belly😜 (Original) Lb gražiai ir ispudingai atrodo, tik ne iškarto suradom. Susidomejom tik perskaičius legendą apie pilvą. Nuejom paglostyt ir sugalvot norą. Priejo žmones, susidomejo irgi gyvenantis Vilniuje, bet nežinantys apie pilvuką😜

Nice. Brings the luck :)

Funny peace of art. Very popular amongst turists ☺.

not gold gym yet

(Translated by Google) Located in the center of the city. It wasn't hard to find. Beautiful Christmas decorations nearby. The belly needs to be rubbed for good luck and success. It's not big at all. Don't pass by (Original) Находится в центре города. Найти было не трудно. Рядом красивые новогодние декорации. Пузо нужно потереть на удачу и успех. Оно совсем не большое. Не пройдите мимо

(Translated by Google) I liked it))) cool))) The 40 cm bronze bas-relief created by Romas Quintas is visible to a passerby on the wall of the Novotel building and the business center (10 Vilnius str.). The sculpture was opened in June 2013, stroking it , initiative and enterprising people can hope for luck .... and we immediately began to hope strongly !!!)))) (Original) а мне понравилось))) прикольно)))Бронзовый барельеф размером 40 см, созданный Ромасом Квинтасом, виден прохожим на стене здания «Novotel» и бизнес-центра (ул.Вильняус 10).Скульптура, открыта в июне месяце 2013 года, погладив её, инициативные и предприимчивые люди могут надеяться на удачу....и мы сразу стали сильно надеяться!!!))))

Belly of good luck. Nice gem on one of the small roads