Bronze Pi Xiu Statue – Feng Shui Wealth & Protection Decor

Bronze Pi Xiu statue designed for Feng Shui wealth attraction and protection. Balances five elements and guards your home’s prosperity energy.

Dimensions: 15cm (L) × 10cm (W) × 11.5cm (H)

Weight: 1.5kg

The cultural significance of the Pixiu is profound. It is a mythical creature with

immense energy and carries many intricate traditions.

The material, color, form, and placement of a Pixiu all require fastidious attention!

Pixius are divided into male and female. The male attracts wealth, while the female

guards it.

The Pixiu must have a large belly to hold wealth—it should appear plump.

The Pixiu must have a wide mouth to "devour" riches.

The Pixiu must have a coin or gold ingot in its mouth.

Its demeanor must be dignified and majestic.

It must be consecrated by a high-ranking monk; otherwise, it will serve only as

decoration without divine power.

🔮 Key Benefits

Wealth Attraction & Fortune Accumulation

Male Pixiu: Primarily attracts windfall gains (e.g., investments, lottery winnings,

unexpected wealth).

Female Pixiu: Safeguards steady income (e.g., salaries, savings) and preventsfinancial leakage.

Brass Material: Associated with the Metal Element in Wu Xing theory, it enhances

wealth energy and is particularly suitable for entrepreneurs and finance professionals.

Home Protection & Negative Energy Neutralization

Brass Pixius possess strong Yang energy, effectively dispelling negative energies

in homes or offices (e.g., "road sha" or "sharp angle sha").

📍 Placement Guidelines

Wealth Corner: Position diagonally opposite the main entrance (typically in the

living room), facing the door or window to symbolize "drawing wealth into the

household."

Office Desk: Place the male on the left (Green Dragon side for wealth attraction)

and the female on the right (White Tiger side for wealth retention). Avoid

alignment with restrooms or mirrors.

Forbidden Locations: Never place below waist height (considered disrespectful)

or directly facing beds or altars.