What does feng shui glass gourd mean?

There are some details that many people want to know about the family's geomantic layout, especially after hiring a professional master layout, many people are kept in the dark and waiting to play the role of geomantic omen. In fact, sometimes, we still have to take a closer look and study, such as Feng Shui glass gourd, what is the meaning? Let's take a look at the gourd ornaments!

1, marriage: good luck.

Feng Shui glass gourd is very suitable for the wedding scene, and even as a background, it will make the marriage of the couple stronger. Because the feng shui glass gourd in marriage means auspiciousness. According to ancient customs, gourds are always divided into two parts. Now the whole thing is at the wedding scene. Isn't it round and auspicious?

2. Daily: Fulu

Feng shui glass gourd, which is hung at home on weekdays, has a very good meaning and has the meaning of making a fortune. Because gourd is homophonic. It is also a glass gourd, so the corresponding meaning is deeper, including the symbolic meaning of Five Blessingg. Therefore, hanging them at home, on weekdays, also represents a good sign.

3. Urban houses: melting.

If you think there are dirty things at home, the easiest thing is to invite a glass gourd home. This kind of glass gourd has become a town house at this time. Because of its narrow shape and fat belly, it can absorb more suffocation, and the glass gourd itself has the function of town house, so, on the whole, the effect is very good.

4, reproduction: many children and grandchildren

For modern people, having more children seems to be a policy issue, but in fact some people really can't do it. Use colored glass gourds, because they are shaped like gourds, and there are many gourds on a vine, which of course means many descendants. Whether you give it away or stay at home, it will play such a moral!

5. Religion: Lingbao

If you are a religious person with a Taoist priest or a sage, hanging a glass gourd at home must have the meaning of Lingbao. Gourd itself is associated with a traditional Chinese character in Taoism, and it is a lifelong dry Kun, which is one of the reasons why gourd is regarded as a spiritual treasure in Taoism. There must be a magic weapon and a spiritual treasure at home.