1. Peach wood. Peach wood is one of the more common Feng Shui objects. People often use peach wood branches or peach wood swords to ward off evil spirits. You can place a peach wood branch or a peach wood sword on the windowsill of the bedroom to ward off evil spirits. If you want a stronger effect, you can also tie a red cloth on the peach tree branches. However, you must be careful when using peach wood to ward off evil spirits. If there is a pregnant woman at home, you should put away the peach wood at home. After the peach wood is no longer needed to ward off evil spirits, it should be wrapped in red cloth and placed away. Do not throw it away casually.
2. Bronze elephant. The bronze elephant was an auspicious animal in ancient times, with the connotation of good luck and good fortune. The five elements of copper belong to gold and govern wealth. Placing a bronze elephant on the windowsill of the bedroom can have the effect of attracting wealth and blessings. Placing a bronze elephant on the window sill can bring auspiciousness to the house. Note that the elephant head must face the window and two bronze elephants must be placed on the same window sill.
3. Pixiu. Pixiu is also a mythical animal, which has a good meaning. It can only bring wealth in but not out, and has a good effect of attracting wealth. Moreover, Pixiu has the effect of blocking evil spirits and transforming them into evil spirits. Placing it on the windowsill can not only prevent evil spirits from entering the room, but also add wealth to the house.
4. Five Emperors’ Money. Five Emperors' Money is a Feng Shui treasure made by stringing together copper coins used during the Five Emperors period of the Qing Dynasty. It has the effect of attracting wealth and reducing evil spirits. Hanging it on the window sill can add auspiciousness to the house and play a role in promoting wealth and warding off evil spirits.