What are the Feng Shui treasures for attracting wealth?

When it comes to Feng Shui mascots, many people will immediately say that they are superstitious. Regardless of whether they are superstitious or not, there is nothing wrong with people yearning for peace and wealth. Here are various feng shui treasures to attract wealth.

Lion. The lion is a kind of auspicious animal, and the so-called auspicious animal is an auspicious animal. The lion has the functions of holding down the house, resolving conflicts, attracting wealth, and protecting feng shui. Therefore, most government offices, enterprises and institutions will place a pair of big lions at the entrance. It can be a stone lion or a copper lion, but it must be a male and a female lion.

Pixiu. I believe this is familiar to everyone. It seems that anyone who opens a business will buy a Pixiu and put it in the store to make money. According to legend, Pixiu is a unicorn that only eats but does not pull. It feeds on money from all directions, so placing Pixiu is a symbol of attracting wealth but not losing it. The Pixiu should be placed facing the door or window.

Lucky cat. The Lucky Cat has the same symbol as Pixiu, and it is also a small auspicious animal. The Lucky Cat mainly attracts foreign wealth and attracts wealth from all directions. The lucky cat should be placed facing outwards and facing the door. It must not be placed backwards, otherwise it will be meaningless.

Five Emperors Money. This should be familiar to everyone. Nowadays, it is a kind of Feng Shui mascot that is widely used in Feng Shui. The Five Emperors' money mentioned here mainly refers to the small Five Emperors' money. The Five Emperors' money has the functions of blocking evil spirits, suppressing evil spirits in the house, and increasing wealth. At home, it is mainly used to hang at the door or under the carpet. In shops, it is mainly placed in the cash box or cash register. It has the functions of attracting wealth, improving luck, and ensuring family harmony.

Gold ingot. As soon as you hear the name, you know what it does. It would be unreasonable not to regard it as a Feng Shui mascot. Gold ingots are generally used in shops as table decorations. Gold ingot symbolizes wealth and has the function of attracting wealth and supporting the house.

In addition, Feng Shui mascots include gourds, peach wood swords, fish tanks, etc. You can also place them according to your own needs.