FENG SHUI

It is recommended to set up two sets of six. Six I Ching Coins tied with yellow ribbon have many uses. They may be hung in the northwest to signify luck of the northwest (influential people). This benefits the head of the family. Six coins in this area...

Zhong Kui statue, God of Examinations, representing a successful outcome of examinations God of examinations, literature and protector. Zhong Kui (Chung Kwei) “ I am Zhong Kui of Zhongnan, I have vowed to exterminate all demons in the world”...

Coin sword of wealth and proetction. Made from I Ching coins. Can be hung in an appropriate room and office. Material: Metal, Dimensions: 22.5cm(H)

The Ruyi has become a symbol of Buddha and Buddhist teachings. In the 13th century it was used as a guide to point the way and also as a short sword to guard against the unexpected. The shape of the Ruyi (Rooyee) is believed to have originated from the...

Gold Dragon & Phoenix 3 Coins tied with yellow tassel Love & Protection Material: Metal, Dimensions: 20cm(H)

This good luck Feng Shui charm features and red and black Yin Yang symbol on one side and a mirror on the reverse. The Yin Yang symbol is surrounded by good luck I ching symbols while the mirror is surrounded by the astrological star signs. Material:...

Jade Mandarin Duck Pair Hanging - Long Lasting Love & Fidelity can be used for car,home or hang on your bag. For Flying stars hang in your Romance Sector Material: Metal, Dimensions: 3cm(H) x 2.5cm(W)

Six I Ching Coins tied with red ribbon have many uses. They may be hung in the northwest to signify luck of the northwest (influential people). This benefits the head of the family. Six coins in this area also represents excellent networking good fortune...

Set of seven glass elephants with eveil eye, to symbolise protection and successFor hundreds of years the Evil Eye, also known as Nazar Boncuk in Turkey, was used as an amulet to ward of evil intentions such as envy and misfortune. The string of seven...

The Rooster's morning crow is believed to start each day afresh by frightening off evil spirits. In some provinces in China, a picture of the Rooster is placed above the door instead of the Bagwa, to ward off evil. The Rooster is Yang and is the...

The mighty year of the Tiger statue. A great piece for those born in the year of the tiger. Material: Resin & Stone, Dimensions: 7cm(H) x 7cm(W)

The God of wealth Dzambhala Statue. The guardian & protector of wealth & lord of water. Material: Resin & Stone, Dimensions: 12cm(H) x 7.5cm(W) x 6.5cm(D)

Longevity Lock, Gold on Red Cord Its origins date back to the Han Dynasty (206BC—220AD) to ward off bad luck during the Dragon Boat Festival. It began as five coloured threads which later developed into the lock. Today it is often given to new babies...

Fu Lu Shou statues set of three star gods, representing happiness, health and wealth Material: Resin & Stone, Dimensions: 10cm(H) x 3.5cm(W)

The red Bagua mirror should be placed near to an entrance and face either inwards or outwards depending upon whether your intention is to ward of negativity or to promote positivity.   Material: Wood, Size: 12.5cm(H) x 12.5cm(W)

Carnelian Red statue of Ganesha. Ganesha, Remover of Obstacles. The elephant headed God Ganesh (also known as Ganesha) is known as the Remover of Obstacles and Lord of Beginnings. As the God of Good Fortune, his name is traditionally invoked before...