Lavenderism

Once upon a time, there were Europeans making long voyages to Asia to get material goods and trading with Chinese people, until one day a man discovered cups and vases made of porcelain. Foreign imperialists sailed to China, Japan and Korea to steal vases and other crafts made of porcelain. The artists became desperate to stop Europeans from stealing porcelain, so they created a large life-size statue and then had the gods breathe life into it. It became The Porcelain God, and he took all of the valuable treasures that foreigners intended to steal and took them to a dark deep cave in southern China.

The Porcelain God guarded the treasures of China for hundreds of years, until he eventually forgot what he was guarding it from. He left the cave and saw huge skyscrapers and there were people that dropped what they were holding in shock to see that The Porcelain God was real all along, despite how strange it sounded to them. He went to the cave and brought the treasures to the descendants of their previous owners, and went inside of a shrine to meditate, where he was worshiped as a local god of wealth and art.