Feng Shui, an ancient Chinese practice dating back over 3,000 years, is a discipline based on the harmony between the environment and the life energy known as Qi (pronounced 'chi') that flows through it. This complex system of knowledge is based on principles of geomancy and Chinese cosmology, and aims to create balanced and harmonious living spaces. The goal of Feng Shui is to allow Qi energy to flow freely through rooms, removing obstacles and improving the quality of life. The correct application of Feng Shui can promote the physical, mental and emotional well-being of inhabitants, bringing health, prosperity and serenity into their lives. Qi energy is influenced by various factors such as the arrangement of furniture, colours, shapes, and even decorative objects, including wall clocks, which can be powerful tools for channelling and harmonising this energy.
The Importance of Time and Energy in Feng Shui
In addition to being useful tools for measuring time, wall clocks can significantly influence the energy in your home if placed correctly. Each clock, with its design, colour and position, can change the flow of Qi, enhancing the positive aspects of home life. In this article, we will explore how to integrate wall clocks into the Feng Shui of your home, considering cardinal points and positive energy, to maximise the benefits and create a harmonious and welcoming environment.
Where to Place Wall Clocks According to Feng Shui
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North: North is associated with career and life path. A clock placed here can help improve professional opportunities and personal growth. Prefer black or blue clocks, representative of water.
Product example: wall clock Adam in the matt black version
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South: The South is linked to fame and reputation. A watch in this position can promote recognition and success. It uses colours such as red and materials such as wood to harmonise with the fire element.
Product example: Stripes wall clock colour red
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East: The East represents health and the family. A wall clock in this direction can promote well-being and family cohesion. Colours such as green and brown are ideal for this position.
Product example: Geolo wall clock in brown and canaletto walnut
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West: The West is associated with children and creativity. A clock placed here can stimulate creative energy and support young people's projects. Metallic colours such as white, silver and gold are perfect.
Other Strategic Positions
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North-East: It represents knowledge and education. A clock in this position encourages learning and intellectual growth. Suggested colours: beige and ochre.
Product example: Russell beige wall clock
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South-East: Associated with wealth and prosperity. A watch here can attract abundance and good fortune. Prefer shades of green and gold.
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South-West:Related to love and relationships. A clock in this position can improve harmony in relationships. Use colours such as pink and red.
Product example: Mike wall clock in the fire-red version.
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North-West: Represents support and benefactors. A clock placed here can bring help and support from friends and mentors. Ideal colours: white and grey.
Choosing the Right Claock
- Materials: Natural materials such as wood and metal promote a good flow of energy.
- Design: Choose a design that blends in with the decor and reflects the energy you wish to attract.
- Size: A clock that is proportionate to the room avoids energy imbalances.
Personalised Clocks and Feng Shuie
Personalised clocks not only add a unique touch to your home, they can also enhance positive energy. Specific engravings or colours can reflect the personality and needs of the inhabitants of the home.
Example of a customised product with a colour combination on request and the insertion of a sentence engraving on request.
Conclusion
By integrating wall clocks into the Feng Shui of your home, you can enhance the harmony and well-being of your living space. Explore our collection of designer wall clocks to find the one that best suits your style and needs, and place it at the right cardinal points to maximise energy benefits.
