What are the Feng Shui requirements for small home decorations? What are the Feng Shui requirements for small home decorations?

1. Clock. Nowadays, clocks can not only be used as timekeeping tools to facilitate our daily lives, but clocks with stylish and unique appearance can also be used as accessories to decorate our home life. However, from a Feng Shui perspective, clocks as accessories also have their own Feng Shui taboos.

2. Calligraphy and painting. Calligraphy, paintings or calendars are common decorations in the home. They are not only beautiful, but also create a good cultural and artistic atmosphere and enhance the owner's connotation. If used properly, it is very beneficial to home feng shui. It is not advisable to place too many paintings and calligraphy at home, otherwise it will not only dazzle people, but also cause blockage of the home's aura. Living in such an environment for a long time can easily cause people to catch a cold.

3. Dolls. Furry dolls are the favorites of many girls. They often buy them one after another and pile them up at home. However, you should also be careful when buying and placing dolls to avoid damaging the feng shui of your home.

4. Fish tank. Goldfish is also known as the "Feng Shui fish". If used properly, it will be of great help to the family's financial resources. Generally speaking, as long as there is no one with the five elements of fire in your home, you can’t go wrong raising a few goldfish. The goldfish tank at home should be in a wider rectangular shape, so as to promote the continuous flow of water in the tank, and water flow in Feng Shui means that money will come rolling in.

5. Antiques. Antiques have a strong historical heritage, which can be said to be a mixed blessing for home feng shui. If used well, they can bring wealth to the house, but if placed improperly, they may bring disaster. Many antiques come from ancient tombs and carry the legacy of previous dynasties, which is very unlucky for home feng shui. If you have a collection of antiques at home, it is best to use a new brush dipped in cinnabar, dot on an inconspicuous place on the antique, and put red paper on the bottom of the antique to ensure safety.