Can a lion be placed at the door of a commercial building made of mahogany furniture?

Yes,

Generally speaking, the lions guarding the gate are in pairs, one male and one female, and they are usually male on the left and female on the right, which is in line with the traditional Chinese male behavior. The yin and yang philosophy of left woman and right woman. The male lions placed on the left side of the door are usually carved with their right front paws playing with a hydrangea or with a hydrangea between their two front paws and their mouths open; the female lions on the right side of the door are carved with their left front paws stroking a cub or with a cub lying between their two front paws. lion.

1. The stone lions on both sides of the main entrance of the ancient temple are male on the left and female on the right. The male lion opens his mouth and looks at the believers coming and going;

2. In folk custom, the lion is the sacred animal that controls the house. It also has the effect of warding off evil spirits, and the lion's mouth opens and closes, both of which represent the meaning of breathing in and out. Some of them release unicorns, unicorns are also mythical animals, and they are helpful for feng shui, especially for those whose doors are facing water (rivers, rivers). It has the function of carrying water.

3. The lion's mouth opens and closes. Opening means attracting money, closing means keeping money. It means eating money but not spitting it out. I also heard a saying that they were chanting the Buddha's name, one "A" and the other "Mi".

4. Generally, there is a pair of huge stone lions, one male and one female. The male lion steps on a ball to represent power and unity, and the female lion steps on a small lion, which represents the mother's respect for the world.

5. The male stepping on the ball represents stepping on the world and is a symbol of power. The mother stepping on the lion cubs represents the longevity of her descendants!

6: Most of the climbing lions are imitations of the stone lions at the entrance of banks. Some imitate the Hong Kong HSBC lions, and some imitate the housing exhibition bank lions. Most of them are suitable for enterprises.