What are the classification of Feng Shui mascots?

Fengshui mascot is a form of mascot that uses auspicious items in home, work and production to meet the needs of health, safety, avoiding evil spirits and attracting wealth.

Feng Shui mascots can be roughly divided into the following categories:

First, the chemical protection villain mascot

Obsidian: Known as the "Black King Kong Warrior", it can powerfully dissolve negative energy and naturally ward off evil spirits and behead villains. Obsidian can enhance vitality, restore people's spirit and physical strength, relieve stress and eliminate emotional distress. For unlucky people, obsidian can also effectively absorb turbid gas and transform it to improve luck.

Bagua Totem: Totem astrology used for divination and disaster relief in ancient times, and also used as an army array for marching and fighting. It has vast magical powers and great power. Gossip represents eight directions: dry, Kun, smoked, right, root, truth, reason and look. You can hit the cosmic energy field in all directions to kill the villains. The hexagrams are Tai Chi Yin-Yang diagrams, and the yin is pneumatic, which can play a continuous healthy magnetic field, make it awe-inspiring and force the villain to retreat.

Yazi: In ancient times, Yazi's figure was often carved on the throat at the joint between the blade and the handle, adding awesome power. As the saying goes, the virtue of a meal will be repaid, and the resentment will be repaid. Artistry became the embodiment of evil.

Second, the mascot of peace.

Ancient money: ancient money makes money at home, and it is beneficial to your wealth and safety when you wear it. The commonly used ancient money is "Five Emperors Ancient Money". "Five Emperors" refers to the titles of the five most prosperous emperors in the Qing Dynasty, namely Shunzhi, Kangxi, Yongzheng, Qianlong and Jiaqing.

Gourd: Gourd can be used to treat diseases. Just hang it in front of the patient's bed or put it beside the patient's bed. Hanging the gourd outside the door can protect the people in the house. Gourd can be made from natural gourd, dried wax gourd or copper gourd. However, it should be noted that bronzes may not be suitable for everyone.

Vase: Take the word "bottle" of its vase as the homonym of "peace". Suitable for home or company. Putting vases at home represents family safety. Putting vases in the company represents the health of employees. But remember not to put the vase in the peach blossom position, otherwise it will become an item that provokes peach blossoms.

Bamboo tree: It means "bamboo reports peace". So in rural areas, people like to plant bamboo in front of their doors. Even if you don't plant bamboo, you can still use asparagus or rich bamboo instead. If you put it in a vase, you can achieve the effect of "bamboo reporting peace" because "bottle" and "flat" are homophonic.

Third, the lucky mascot

"Nine Fish Map": "Nine Fish Map" means that Kyubi no Youko's "koi fish" or "Goldfish" is painted on the map. "Fish" has been regarded as an auspicious thing since ancient times, because it is homophonic with "fish". As the saying goes, "more than one year", and "nine" means "long". Then why use "koi fish" or "goldfish"? Because "carp" and "profit" are homophonic, which means that doing business is profitable. Therefore, "Nine Fish Map" is more common in the offices of business people. "Goldfish" is because "gold" is a valuable item and represents wealth.

Toad: The difference between Wang Cai Toad and ordinary Toad is that it has only three feet. Legend has it that it was originally a demon, but later it turned over a new leaf and spit money everywhere, so it was later regarded as a prosperous beast. It should be noted that toads should be placed with their heads inward, not outward. Doors and windows are the same. Otherwise, spitting out all the money at home will not only promote prosperity, but may lead to money leakage.

I: "I" is pronounced "I", which is a unicorn. People think you can make a fortune, because it is said that you eat wealth from all directions. The biggest difference with toad is that when placing a brave man, he must stick his head out of the door or window, because it can absorb wealth from all directions.

Fourth, recruit mascots.

Bai Qitu: "Bai Qitu", as its name implies, is a picture with 100 different calligraphy characters written on it. In fact, the word "hundred" is not a quantifier, but has the meaning of "many".

Bat: Bat is also called bat mouse because it looks like a mouse. In the eyes of China people, bats belong to Swiss animals, because their "bats" and "tapirs" are homophonic. So there are bats in many congratulatory patterns.

Magpie: In ancient times, whenever a magpie came to the door, people regarded it as a good omen, so no matter pictures, vases, porcelain, screens and jade articles, magpies were often used as patterns. Putting relevant pictures at home means that there will be happy events and blessings.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) promotes mascots.

Ruyi: Zhang Lushou's "Lu" star is holding Ruyi, and "Lu" means serving Lu. In ancient times, it was often used to congratulate people on their promotion and wealth, so even modern people used it to congratulate their friends on their promotion. Ruyi means "all wishes come true" and "all the best", so it can also be used in other occasions to express congratulations.

Deer: The pronunciation of "deer" is similar to that of "Lu", so it is used as a mascot to congratulate a friend on his promotion.

Sixth, learn the mascot

Wenchang Tower: Wenchang is usually placed at home or on the desk, so that children can concentrate on reading and think quickly. It can also be placed near the desk, which is especially beneficial to civil servants, can increase work efficiency, get twice the result with half the effort and get the appreciation of the boss.

Brush: In Feng Shui, the image of Wenchang is tall and sharp, while the tip of the pen is sharp and the pen is long, so the brush conforms to the image of Wenchang. Try hanging one or four brushes at or near the desk. Do you think you are much smarter than before?

Seven, rich mascots

Peony: Since ancient times, peony has been regarded as a symbol of "wealth". Every New Year, people in China always like to put a few pots of peony in their homes, which means "flowers bloom with wealth".

Landscape painting: "Mountain" is also backed by mountains, which can also refer to nobles, talents and people. "Water" is wealth, which refers to wealth and wealth. Therefore, landscape painting can be placed in the office building or at home. At home, it represents wealth and prosperity. Putting it in the office is good for work and interpersonal relationships.

Eight, marry a mascot

Lotus root: Lotus root is close to "good couple". Therefore, when friends get married, they can congratulate them with pictures or objects with lotus roots, which means "love is like oxygen".

Yuanyang: Yuanyang is inseparable in people's impressions. The ancients called it a bird. All decorations with mandarin duck patterns have the meaning of marriage and happy feelings.

Harmony two immortals: two immortals in folklore, representing harmony and harmony, are very suitable for marriage.

Nine, the town house mascot to ward off evil spirits

Bagua mirror: Bagua mirror is widely used in geomantic omen, and its functions are to block, melt, collect and fight evil spirits.

Shishi: In people's folk life, the Shishi is not only used to guard the gate, but also has the same function as the "Shi Gandang" with Shishi in the rural intersection, which is used to guard houses, ward off evil spirits, suppress ominous signs and protect the peace of villages.