As a mascot of Feng Shui ornaments placed in our common Feng Shui supplies, Feng Shui elephants can be used to control homes, ward off evil spirits, attract wealth, bring good luck, and block bad evil spirits. There are many things to pay attention to when it comes to Feng Shui elephants. What does the direction of the elephant's trunk mean? Now let’s take a look at what the Feng Shui Elephant Trunk is about.
The elephant is a mascot that attracts wealth and has the function of attracting noble people. Compared with ferocious mascots such as Pixiu and lions with similar functions, elephants have a gentle temperament, thick body, and excellent wealth-absorbing effects. They are highly respected Feng Shui items by most Feng Shui masters. Elephants are called "elephant gods" in India and Thailand and are representatives of good fortune and luck. In China, because "Xiang" is homophonic with "Xiang" and "Xiang", the ancients often said: "Taiping has Xiang", which means "good luck and good luck". Elephants have many functions in Feng Shui, and they are also very particular when placed.
The phenomenon of attracting wealth with the nose pointing upward: It attracts wealth from the sky. It is most suitable for industries that "make profits from the sky" such as flying, aviation, cableways, and stargazing. Generally, all-copper ones are used. Material.
The money-attracting elephant with its nose pointed to the ground: Many people think that it is an elephant resting and unable to continue, and generally do not like to choose it. What a big mistake! For those engaged in real estate, antiques, mining, jewelry and other industries, the wealth gained is deeply rooted in the earth. The elephant with its trunk pointing to the ground is the secret nobleman who helps you.
The money-attracting sign with the nose facing inwards: usually paired with a pair of sharp fangs, which are used to resist villains and are sometimes used in competitions between peers. In short, the effect is to help you block evil spirits. .
Money-attracting elephants with noses facing forward: This type of elephant is the most common, but this type of elephant is the most miserable, because you can always see their owners placing the elephants randomly on the wall, sometimes even Placing it facing a wall is simply annoying to the elephant - to absorb water, you have to have some water for the elephant to suck, right? ! Therefore, if you like water, and your balcony can see rivers, swimming pools, busy streets, etc., you might as well move the elephant so that its trunk is facing the flowing water or the busy road.