HOUSE FENG SHUI

Welcome to our Feng Shui series, where we explore the fascinating and ancient art of Chinese culture—feng shui. You've probably heard of the term, but what does it really mean?

HOUSE FENG SHUI

Feng shui has its roots in ancient China, dating back thousands of years. Ancient people observed nature and discovered that their environment profoundly influenced their happiness and destiny. They noticed that certain locations were more likely to bring prosperity and health, while others were more likely to cause problems. These observations led them to develop a complex system for analyzing and optimizing a building's location, orientation, and interior layout.

What is the goal of Feng Shui?

  • Health and Happiness

    Ensuring your living space promotes physical and mental well-being

  • Wealth and Prosperity

    Attracting and retaining financial good fortune

  • Relationships

    Improving harmony among family, friends, and colleagues

  • Career and Education

    Enhancing focus, creativity, and success

Feng Shui ornaments are more than just decorative; they are considered catalysts and regulators of energy.

  • Attracting positive energy: Certain ornaments are believed to possess a powerful energy field, attracting positive energy into your space, thereby bringing good luck, wealth, or health.
  • Dispelling negative energy: When negative energy is present in the environment, specific ornaments can be used to weaken or transform this negative influence.

Smbolic Meaning

  • Animals

    The dragon symbolizes power and wealth

  • Plants

    Money trees, bamboo, and other plants symbolize growth and prosperity

  • Crystals

    Crystals, jade, and other stones are believed to possess unique energy frequencies that can purify a space and attract good fortune

  • Water Element

    Fish tanks and water fountains, as water represents wealth in Feng Shui, can bring prosperity

How to Choose and Place Feng Shui Objects?

  • Purpose: What aspect do you want to improve? Wealth, health, love, or career
  • Material and Color: Different materials and colors are associated with the Five Elements (gold, wood, water, fire, and earth) and are used to balance the energy of the space.
  • Placement: The most important factor. Each object has its optimal placement, as determined by the Feng Shui compass and Bagua diagram.
  • Maintenance: Keep your ornaments clean and in good condition to ensure their continued effectiveness.

Remember that feng shui ornaments are not magic; they are tools that help us consciously adjust our surroundings to create a more positive space conducive to our growth.

They encourage us to interact with our environment and believe that through our efforts, we can improve every aspect of our lives.