In Feng Shui, there is a lot of emphasis on the placement of vases. Vase is homophonic to the word "peace" (ping). If you have a vase at home, you will have peace when entering and exiting. So, what are the functions and taboos of placing vases in the home? The Feng Shui effect of vases. The word "Ping" in the vase is a homophone to the word "Ping" in Ping An. Placing vases in your home or business has the meaning of "peace and peace". Common mascots such as peace bottles, etc. If the vase is placed in the position of peach blossoms, it will have the effect of attracting peach blossoms. Place a vase filled with water and flowers on your peach blossom stand to promote peach blossom luck.
In Kanyuology, different vases are used to promote luck according to the time of birth. The position of the vase should also be determined according to the location of the room. If the green vase is placed in the position of "Bull Fighting Evil", there will be a lot of talk in the home; if the red vase is placed in the position of "Sickness Symbol" or "Five Yellow Dasha", it will be easy to It can make family members sick or even cause disaster. Pay attention to the placement of vases. Placing vases at home symbolizes peace for the family. It is best to put flowers in the vase and put water in it. Those who are too lazy to cook can just put water in it. It should be noted that the water should be kept clean and the inserted flowers should be thrown away once they wither. Don’t place a vase on the window sill unless you don’t have a spouse yet.
In Feng Shui, the appearance of flower growing containers is also very particular. Containers of different shapes should be placed in corresponding directions to create good visual cues. For example, glass vases should be placed in the north of the house, spherical vases should be placed in the west or northwest of the house, conical vases should be placed in the south of the house, and ceramic vases should be placed in the southwest or northeast of the house.