A traditional Chinese feng shui decorative item: a 22cm octagonal solid wood Bagua mirror (Taijitu & Eight Trigrams carving), crafted from natural light-toned wood with deep relief carving. The front features the central Yin-Yang symbol surrounded by the eight trigrams (Qian, Dui, Li, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Gen, Kun) and corresponding celestial stems/earthly branches characters in circular medallions. A metal hanging loop at the top enables wall mounting for protection and energy harmonization. The reverse side (shown inset) is painted with red auspicious motifs including guardian lions, deities, and talismanic script—typical of protective Bagua mirrors used to deflect negative energy (sha qi). Made from solid wood (1.5cm thick, 330g), it combines cultural symbolism with artisanal craftsmanship. Ideal for entryways, offices, or rooms facing sharp corners, roads, or unfavorable orientations. Not a functional mirror but a symbolic talisman; the carved surface is matte and non-reflective. Suitable for home decor, spiritual practice, or as a culturally meaningful gift. No brand logo present—this is a generic traditional craft item.