The Story of the Pixiu

If you visit current-day China, you may encounter majestic statues of the Pixiu on guard. The Pixiu is a hybrid creature that may appear slightly differently depending on the region or time period in which it was made. Generally, they are shown with a dragon head on a lion or dog-like body. Sometimes they have wings, or a horn. They are often depicted sitting on their hind quarters, like a dog. They appear quite stable and maybe even a little portly.

Protection at Your Entry
Historically, the Chinese positioned Pixiu statues strategically to act as guardians for temples and palaces in ancient times. In modern day, smaller likenesses of Pixiu can be found and used in the home to bring in more wealth or protect the household. A pair of Pixiu on either side of the front door can be placed with the intention to keep the inhabitants of the home safe and financially stable.

Boost Your Wealth Corner

You can place the Pixiu in your wealth area facing toward the entrance so it can symbolically gobble up and protect wealth and money for the family. You can find the wealth area of your home by standing in the front door, looking in. The far left corner of the home is the corner related to your prosperity and wealth.

Secure Success for Your Desk

In feng shui, your desk and workspace represent your career. The representation of the Pixiu would be a supportive way to enhance the feng shui of your career to invite more prosperity and good luck.

You can place the Pixiu in the wealth corner of your desk or of your office. The wealth corner is the top left corner of your desk. If you want to locate this area for your office, stand in the doorway, looking in. The far left corner of the room is your wealth area. Be sure to have the Pixiu facing the door so it can catch any wealth and keep it safe for you.

What Are Pixiu Wealth Mantra Bracelets?

Mantra bracelets have yet to reach your ears, have they? Also well known as the meditation bracelet, the mantra bracelet goes back to ancient Asia, but is now popular in modern society as a piece of jewelry.

In Hinduism and Buddhism, the mantra bracelet originated. Centuries-old examples of innovation exist in places like Japan, India, Tibet, and other Asian countries.

Mantra bracelets were typically made from wooden beads early on. In addition to this, they were frequently finished with beautiful tassels.

• They were originally created to assist in the memorization of mantras. A mantra is a repeating phrase that is used in meditation and prayer.
• A Hindu or Buddhist would mark their spot while they prayed by moving their hands along the beads.
• By setting up this rule, they will be able to concentrate on reciting the mantra, rather than keeping track of how many times the prayer was performed.

Nowadays, the majority of people wear their mantra bracelets as a fashion accessory. However, some Hindus and Buddhists continue to wear them when repeating mantras. Fashionable modern designs may incorporate beads that look like Buddha’s head or beads with an Asian appearance.

Hand-carved Feng Shui Black Obsidian Wealth Bracelet

Our Feng Shui obsidian wealth

bracelet is a combination of

hand-carved Pixiu and six-character

proverb beads to accumulate

energy and bring you good luck.