1. First of all, the overall design of the Feng Shui Wheel is a high and low structure, which forms a combination of mountains and flowing water. The mountains are people, and the flowing water is the source of wealth. Wealth is attached to people, and people are backed by wealth. The continuous flow of water forms a rolling influx of wealth.
2. The feng shui wheel is made of copper. In the feng shui theory, the wood owner grows money and the gold owner harvests money. Copper is gold, so the copper material of the feng shui wheel belongs to the harvesting of money. Wood represents positive wealth, gold represents external wealth, and the copper feng shui wheel plays a role in bringing about windfalls.
3. All the leaves of the Feng Shui wheel are designed in the shape of leaves. The shape of the leaves belongs to wood. Wood represents wealth in Feng Shui. The leaves are densely packed with wealth.
4. The bottom of the feng shui wheel is a copper basin. The copper basin is always filled with clean water, and the copper basin is used for holding water. This is to collect water, so the feng shui wheel is a wealth basin. . In the movement and stillness yin and yang method, water combines with movement as the auspicious theory, so the feng shui wheel is in line with this point. Some feng shui wheels are added with lamp bulbs to achieve more practical and decorative effects. In the light combination with yang formula, water governs yang. Mountains are dominated by Yin. Anyone who knows a little bit about Feng Shui understands this, so strong Yang Qi is used to promote wealth.
5. There is a copper bucket on the upper part of the feng shui wheel. This copper bucket symbolizes the bucket for money. After it is filled with water, it will be poured down, which means that you can continuously make money, and then collect it in a basin for collection.
6. The flow of water in the Feng Shui wheel is controlled by small wheels, and the water will be rolled up through these wheels, which means "boiling water", which means that money will come rolling in.
7. There is a copper fish at the lower end of the feng shui wheel that is constantly spitting out water. This copper fish means that there will be more than one year after another, and the carp jumps over the dragon gate to bring good fortune.
8. There is a crystal ball in the copper basin of the feng shui wheel. This crystal ball keeps rolling under the thrust of the water. The crystal ball itself has the function of attracting wealth. If watered, the effect of generating wealth will be doubled.