The role of copper teapot in geomantic omen

Using copper teapot to hold water can supplement trace elements while drinking water, and the copper teapot is simple in shape, which is quite suitable for the shape of tea set. However, because the copper teapot will produce green patina after being used for a long time, people mistakenly think it is harmful to human body. Not many people use copper teapots now. What is the role of copper teapot in geomantic omen? Let's take a look at Feng Shui ornaments.

1, copper teapot can improve health fortune.

Copper teapot belongs to soil, but it needs fire to boil water and wood to make tea, accounting for four of the five elements, so it is an auspicious device to balance the five elements. Moreover, boiling water in a copper teapot can make people supplement trace elements while drinking water, which is also good for people's health. Long-term use of copper teapot can improve people's health and fortune.

2, copper teapot can be lucky.

Bronze itself has the functions of exorcising evil spirits, attracting wealth and receiving happiness, so the copper teapot can adjust the feng shui in the house even if it is not used. Especially many copper teapots, beautifully carved, were originally used as collections and decorations. Putting them on auspicious occasions can bring good luck to the owner, especially for those who like to use them as soil.

3, copper teapot can dissolve evil spirits.

Besides boiling water and being used as decoration, copper teapots can also be used as feng shui decorations to drive away evil spirits. If the newly-built house is an evil house, or because there are too many graves in the eight characters, copper teapots can be placed in appropriate directions to solve it.