Feng Shui Item

Dragon with Pearl Items | Wealth & Prosperity Items | Love & Relationship Items | Feng Shui Crystal Balls | Buddhas | Feng Shui Item | Metal & Brass Item

page 1 2

A Brass Piglet and Two Ingots

This adorable item has to be the most unusual figurine this writer has yet to see!

A Brass Piglet and Two Ingots features a chuckling piglet with eyes screwed close in a kind of happy ecstasy. It is oddly accessorized with a necklace around its piggy neck and two ingots riding on its back.

Charming, quirky and yes, in such odd taste it has to be must-have adornment to your home! Imagine the amused glances this piglet will receive nestled between your very proper pictures frames and vase of sensible roses.

But the Brass Piglet and Two Ingots should not be taken lightly. The piglet, an offshoot of the pig, is a symbol of chivalry, abundance, happiness and laughter as well as luxurious extravagance. The most important though? The pig is also a huge symbol of financial security!

So do place this cheerful little figurine among your other bric-a-brac at home or in the office for that Oriental kitsch touch. We also suggest you making use of this item’s Metal element to ward of malicious stars #2 Black and #5 Yellow.

Brass Cicada on Bamboo

This creaking insect is quite a popular little thing in China. The Chinese of yore used to believe that Jade cicadas buried along with their deceased beloveds would guarantee that his or her next life would be as vibrant and poignant as the last one.

The cicada is also the symbol to use to revitalize down-the-drain luck. Cicadas are said to symbolize great comebacks and can make you experience again a heightened sense of happiness only achieved during wonderful moments in your life.

Other than this, the cicada is also a fabled symbol of fertility and aide in conception. Place this unique item in your Nien Yin, or relationship sector of your home for a dose of symbolic luck for a precious bundle of joy!

The Brass Cicada on Bamboo is wrought from beautiful, heavy brass. Brass is a well-known metal cure and can assist in the weakening of the malignant stars #2 Black and #5 Yellow. Place this pretty item in the Southwest or Central area of your home, for these are the sectors afflicted respectfully by the stars for 2004.

Elixir Of Life

The gourd, or wu lou, is a cherished Chinese emblem of longevity and good health. It is said that the gourd was reputedly used by ancient Chinamen and women to store water as nourishment for lengthy days in expeditions and travels.

The gourd is carefully hollowed and dried out before water can be stored within its interior. Some of the users of the gourd would also cut it in half for the serving of wine. As of late, archaeologists have even unearthed gourds buried alongside notable Chinamen in burial sites!

You can be rest assured that this vegetable is very special to the Chinese. It is also frequently called The Elixir Of Life for this reason. Hence, the name of this very beautiful item!

The Elixir Of Life is made of pure brass and finished off with an eye-popping wash of gold. Polished to high perfection, this writer can even see her reflection within its shiny layer!

The Elixir Of Life is adorned with a red ribbon. Red, as you might now, is the most auspicious color in the East for its very Yang properties. It is said that anything that is tied off with red thread, ribbon or tassel has its symbolic properties magnified tenfold.

A beautiful cultural item indeed. It does look odd, yes, but never weird. I guarantee that the Elixir Of Life would look very good among your framed snapshots and other family-themed paraphernalia on your mantelpiece and would make a great ice breaker, for anyone who would care to look at your wu lou would instantly be asking you all sorts of curious questions!

Golden Wu Lou of Life

In ancient China, travelers used to pluck the gourds from trees and dry them. The insides were taken out and the gourds were filled with precious water for their journeys. Because of its role in keeping the travelers alive, the gourd became a symbol of good health. The legend goes that these guards contain the elixirs of life.

The magical gourd is a famous item in popular Chinese legends. It is a recognizable item carried by famous deities, such as the God of Health Sau from ‘Fu Luk Sau’ and Li T’ieh Kuai from the Eight Immortals, immortalized for his gift to heal mortals.

The Golden Wu Lou of Life is made from pure brass, with a lovely coat of shiny golden finish. A red ribbon enhances the elegance of the beautifully made Wu Lou. To give a natural touch to the Wu Lou, it is capped with a single brass stalk and leaf. A Pa Kua design lay rest at the bottom of the guard.

Display this Wu Lou in your home for health enhancement! It makes a great metal cure for the irksome #2 Black that causes sickness, as well as in your personal Tien Yi direction to enhance your own health. The perfect gift to the elderly.

The Brass Ru Yi

The Ru Yi is traditionally a symbol of how high a person ranked in the ancient government in China. Today it is believed to enhance a persons career in very much the same manner.

Made from solid brass, it is seen here with a bat sitting atop it. The phonetic sound of the Bat; Fuk, means overflowing, abundant wealth.

Flying Star Feng Shui exponents will be happy to know that the Brass Ru Yi can be used to suppress the malignant effects of the 2 black and 5 yellow star. The Metal energies of the Brass Ru Yi are believed to weaken the Earth energy of these stars.

page 1 2