What is the difference between the tiger going up the mountain and the tiger going down the mountain in the living room?

1. Different postures.

The tiger climbing up the mountain usually raises its head to look at the moon, decorated with pine branches and bright moon, which makes it look peaceful and profound, implying peace and tranquility.

The tiger descending the mountain adopts the posture of a hungry tiger pouncing on food. It is often paired with snowy mountain rocks to highlight the power of the tiger and is used to guard the house and ward off evil spirits.

2. Different meanings.

The mountain-climbing tiger should be hung on the indoor side wall, and it should be chosen to climb higher step by step.

The tiger descending from the mountain should be hung on the wall facing the door to use its ferocious momentum to suppress invading evil spirits. ?

Extended information:

Tiger has always been regarded as a symbol of rights and strength, and tiger culture is also an important part of Chinese traditional culture. In order to ward off disasters, people would hang tiger paintings on the walls to make the evil spirits afraid to enter. According to the tiger's posture, tigers can be divided into mountain climbing tigers and descending tigers.

When placing tiger ornaments in the living room, the tiger should be in the shape of a mountain-climbing tiger, because when a tiger goes up the mountain, it travels around the three mountains and five mountains, which means peace and quiet and climbing higher step by step, so it should be placed in the living room. The tiger descending from the mountain should be placed at the front door to use its ferocious momentum to suppress invading evil spirits. In particular, avoid pointing the tiger's head inward, and should face the outside of the house or the door.