5 feng shui items are the lucky charms of Vietnamese people

Coins

In the past, ancient coins were believed to be protective objects. Families often display them in their homes or workplaces to pray for money, fortune, and luck.

On the market today, there are many antique coins for sale, but in general, the original design of lucky coins remains, that is, a round coin with a square hole inside. In it, the circle represents integrity. The square represents the seriousness, resolute attitude towards the owner’s goals, ideals, and beliefs.

Pisces

Pixiu is a familiar feng shui item used by many people for good luck. Pixiu can be designed in the form of large statues, for display in the home or in small sizes, attached to bracelets or rings at an affordable price.

In feng shui, the Pixiu statue has the meaning of attracting wealth and gaining fortune.

Swallow

Another feng shui item that many people believe in is the latent toad. Thiem Thu is a statue of a toad holding money, helping to pray for good luck.

Regarding the layout, the dragon should face the house, symbolizing the attraction of money into the house; Do not turn your face out or face the window because that means the money will flow out.

Buddha

Placing a Buddha statue in the house helps homeowners pray for peace, success and knowledge for themselves as well as family members.

Buddha statues can be made on many different materials, can be made of wood, stone, or jade… Homeowners can choose the size, material and price of the Buddha statue to suit their needs. of the family.

Among the types of Buddha statues, Maitreya Buddha is often chosen by many families. Maitreya Buddha represents joy, complete happiness. This Buddha is depicted with a stout, healthy image, with a round belly…

Display the Maitreya Buddha statue in the living room or place it on the altar of the God of Wealth, opposite the main door facing out with the meaning of praying for family harmony and a peaceful life.

Statue of Phuc – Loc – Tho

The trio of Mr. Phuc – Loc – Tho also known as Mr. Tam Da… are the three fairies in Asian culture. Each man represents a great blessing in a person’s life: Mr. Phuc represents happiness, has a title, and his descendants are even; Mr. Loc represents the dream of fortune and money; Tho symbolizes health and long life.

People often display the statue of 3 Mr. Phuc – Loc – Tho with the wish that all happiness, luck and complete happiness will come to the family.

* Information for reference and contemplation.