What do you mean, East Bottle and West Mirror?

East Bottle and West Mirror is a Chinese vocabulary, which refers to the furnishings of a hall.

In the old days, the long desk in front of the living room was set with an exquisite "East Bottle and West Mirror", that is, a vase was placed in the east, a mirror was placed in the west, and a chime bell was placed in the middle, symbolizing that the bell (sound) was flat (bottle) and still (mirror). For the sake of coordination, a porcelain cap tube was often placed on each side of the chime bell.

When local men come home or go out to visit, they also take off their hats and put them on the hat tube, so as to show the elegant demeanor of a scholar ... These are also an important part of emblem culture and folk customs. The design of "East Bottle and West Mirror" is a reflection of Huizhou people's mentality, hoping that their families will go out for business and be safe and calm.

The placement of vases is generally considered to be related to the feelings, marriage, peace, health, wealth and career of the householder in Feng Shui.

1. Because the general function of vases in real life is to arrange flowers, and flowers are symbols of women and emotions, the placement of vases is related to the feelings and marriage of the householder;

2. Because the vase has the same sound as Ping An Ping Zi, the placement of the vase is related to the safety and evil spirit of the landlord;

3. Because the shape of the vase is similar to that of the gourd, and the ancients thought that the gourd was filled with medicine and a symbol of medicine, the placement of the vase is related to the health of the owner;

4. Because the vase is actually a container, and its shape is like a piggy bank at the same time, the placement of the vase is related to the wealth of the homeowner;

5. Because vases are handicrafts and a symbol of elegance.