Introduction to the placement of Feng Shui fish ornaments

With the continuous improvement of living standards, people’s requirements for indoor culture of Feng Shui fish are also constantly increasing. Therefore, many new material styles have appeared in the Feng Shui fish ornaments industry. These new material styles have brought great benefits to our lives, so gradually Feng Shui fish ornaments have become the most common materials in our lives. The placement of water fish ornaments is an indispensable and important step in people's production. It cannot be casual, and it can even be said to play a central role. So next, the editor will use this article to give you a comprehensive introduction to the placement of Feng Shui fish ornaments, so that you can be wise about the placement of Feng Shui fish ornaments.

Introduction to Feng Shui Fish

How is fish farming related to Feng Shui? Feng Shui is naturally inseparable from "water". Therefore, traditional Feng Shui has no regard for "coming water" and "going water". People attach great importance to the "water" position, believing that it will have a great impact on the fortunes of the home. Raising Feng Shui fish is a well-known method for improving luck.

What are the Feng Shui fish ornaments?

1. Luohan fish: The head of Luohan fish is raised high, like the unique head of a longevity star, which means good luck and longevity. If you look closely, you will find that its high bulging head also resembles a "gold ingot", which indicates that it will bring wealth and wealth. It is one of the most popular feng shui fish to attract wealth.

2. Arowana: The arowana has two long beards on its mouth, and its body resembles the legendary dragon, so it is called "arowana". In Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Macao, the arowana has always been regarded as a "divine fish", which has the functions of controlling the house, controlling evil, and bringing wealth. It is regarded as an auspicious feng shui fish that "seeks good luck, avoids evil, and attracts wealth."

3. Swordfish: Swordfish is generally a leaping image, symbolizing rapid development and strong impact. These are all necessary for a successful business, so this Feng Shui fish is very popular among entrepreneurs. Sword Rain is suitable to be placed at the entrance of the company office or in the leader's office.

4. Koi: The image of koi is generally that of rolling and chasing, just like those who work hard in the business field. This Feng Shui fish mascot means that although its owner will occasionally encounter the impact of big waves, he will eventually be able to enjoy the water like a fish in water, with good luck and abundant wealth.

What are the requirements for placing Feng Shui fish ornaments?

1. The so-called "water and fire are incompatible", so the Feng Shui fish cannot be placed directly opposite the kitchen, otherwise it will damage the family's atmosphere. healthy.

2. Feng shui fish are best placed in places with evil spirits in the home. They can drive away evil spirits and resolve evil spirits.

3. It is said that "odd ones are yang and even ones are yin", so the placement of Feng Shui fish is usually single rather than double.