Feng shui is about balancing your life energies to create a harmonious environment in which to live. One of the easiest ways to do this is to use a feng shui painting in your home. Feng shui paintings focus on the five elements: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water. The elements are represented by five different colors: green, red, yellow, blue and white. Each color has a different meaning within feng shui. For example, red represents fire energy and passion; yellow represents earth energy and prosperity; blue represents metal energy and knowledge; white represents water energy and clarity; green represents wood energy and growth. Feng shui paintings feature these colors prominently in order to bring balance to your home or office.*

The phoenix is considered an ancient symbol of good luck in many cultures around. The Feng Shui Phoenix Painting is a highly symbolic painting that has been used for thousands of years in China to bring health, wealth and good fortune.

A Phoenix is a mythical bird often depicted as a colorful, fire-bird with a tail of colorful feathers. It can be found in the Chinese culture which represents having good luck, longevity, prosperity and virtue. The Feng Shui Phoenix Painting is considered to be one of the most auspicious paintings in Chinese culture. It is believed to bring luck and prosperity to those who hang it on the wall in their living space or office. This Feng Shui painting will help improve any areas where you place it by increasing positive chi and removing negative chi from your home or office.
The Feng Shui Phoenix Painting (also called Flying Phoenix) combines the two most important elements in feng shui – the dragon and phoenix. These are two of the most powerful animals in oriental art which represent heaven and earth respectively. These two creatures were said to have joined together to create all life which means the combination of these two animals will help attract abundance into your life.
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