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Money Frog
The Money Frog (Jin Chan or Chan Chuy) is a popular Feng Shui charm for prosperity, depicted as a three-legged toad sitting on a pile of coins.
Pixiu
Pixiu (also spelled Pi Xiu or Pi Yao) is a powerful mythical creature in Chinese Feng Shui known for attracting wealth and protecting against evil spirits.
Bagua Mirror
The Bagua Mirror is a traditional Feng Shui tool combining an octagonal trigram frame with a round mirror, used to deflect sharp external energy aimed at a front door or window.
Wind Chime
Wind chimes are essential Feng Shui sound tools that use metal or bamboo resonance to activate stagnant energy, disperse negativity, and call attention to specific Bagua areas.
Fu Dog
Fu Dogs (Imperial Guardian Lions) are protective statues traditionally placed in pairs at entrance gates — in modern Feng Shui they guard the front door, with the male on the left and female on the right.
Singing Bowl
Tibetan singing bowls are adopted in modern Feng Shui for space clearing — their sustained resonant tones disperse stagnant energy and recalibrate a room's vibrational field.
Crystal Ball
Faceted crystal balls are used in Feng Shui to refract light and disperse energy, often hung in windows to activate chi, remedy missing corners, or slow down rushing hallway energy.