The first popular feng shui fish: arhat fish
Jin Yizun's geomantic fish vividly depicts the simple and honest posture of Luohan fish, which is of high ornamental value. The head of arhat fish is like the unique head of Shouxing Palace, which symbolizes more happiness and longevity. If you carefully observe this lucky mascot, you will find that its high head looks like a "gold ingot", which shows that it is one of the four most popular lucky feng shui fish in the Year of the Tiger.
The second hot-selling Feng Shui fish: Arowana
Arowana has two long beards on its mouth, which looks like the legendary dragon, so it is called "Arowana". In Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Macao and other regions, Arowana has always been regarded as a "magic fish", which has the functions of guarding the house, eliminating evil spirits and making money. Also regarded as auspicious feng shui fish, Jin Yizun's woodcarving mascot of Arowana is an excellent choice for blessing and giving gifts.
The third hot-selling Feng Shui fish: swordfish
This woodcarving mascot carved two jumping swordfish, symbolizing high-speed development and strong impact. It is necessary for a successful enterprise, so this geomantic fish is favored by successful entrepreneurs. This swordfish woodcarving mascot is suitable for the entrance of the company office and the leadership office.
The Fourth Hot-selling Feng Shui Fish: Fortune Fish
This lucky fish mascot is hand-carved, which makes every detail of the fish come alive. Two fish are rolling up and down in the waves, just like those who struggle in business. This feng shui fish mascot symbolizes that although the owner will occasionally encounter the impact of big waves, he will eventually be able to feel like a duck to water, with good luck and rolling financial resources.
1, the so-called "fire and water are incompatible", so the feng shui fish should not be placed directly in the kitchen, otherwise it will endanger the health of the family.
2, feng shui fish is best placed in a position with suffocation at home, which can ward off evil spirits and resolve suffocation.
3. In the Yi-ology, "the odd is yang, and the occasional is yin", so the feng shui fish at home are generally placed in a single place.