Placement and geomantic omen of handicraft tri-colored horses in Tang Dynasty

1. You can't put it in the living room. When you put the Tang Tri-color at home, the most unsuitable place is the living room. After all, the living room is the host's place to entertain guests, so we must ask the living room to be bright and clean. However, after all, the tri-colored Tang Dynasty is an antique in ancient times, with a sinister smell on it, and it is usually used as a funerary object, so it is not conducive to interpersonal communication for the host family to put it in the living room. Second, it can't be placed in the bedroom. When Tang Sancai is placed as an ornament at home, it can't be placed in the bedroom. As the place where people spend the longest time at home, the bedroom is also the place that needs peace and stability most. When Tang Sancai is sometimes collected as a funerary object, there will be a kind of gloomy spirit on his body, which will affect people's sleep to a certain extent when placed in the bedroom. Third, placed in the study Tang Sancai as a luxury, the appearance looks very beautiful, and it has a heavy historical significance, so usually if you place Tang Sancai at home, you can put it in the study. The study is a place where the master will study again sometimes. The scholar's atmosphere is heavy and the history is heavy, so it is more appropriate to visit Tang Sancai again. Fourth, the Tang Sancai, whose head is facing the east, is based on horses, and has shaped various horses with different shapes. The horse itself implies a strong yang and vitality. The Tang Sancai, which is based on horses, looks different, but its vitality is hard to hide. When placing the statue of a horse at home, it is most suitable to face the horse's head to the east, which represents the success of the horse and the meaning of a dust. 5. Even numbers are auspicious Tang Tri-colors. If you want to put them at home as an ornament, it is most appropriate not to put odd numbers of horses. If you look closely, you will find that people who collect Tang Sancai at home usually put an even number of Tang Sancai such as 2468. Because odd-numbered horses are unlucky, the implication is not particularly good, while even-numbered horses mean pairs, which is more auspicious.