Where can I place a Luoyang Tang Sancai horse for better feng shui at home? Thank you!

This is just an insignificant ornament, not a god, Buddha or bodhisattva. If it were a real person, I would advise you not to display it. In the past, it was used for burials. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, when people dug it up, they would just smash it into pieces because it was considered bad luck. It's an antique now. Keep it well. If it's a modern handicraft, just put it in a place that's eye-catching --