A traditional Chinese Feng Shui talisman: a solid copper octagonal Bagua mirror featuring raised Eight Trigrams (Ba Gua) symbols and the names of the Eight Immortals inscribed around a central convex reflective surface. Crafted with precision, this amulet measures approximately 15.5 cm across diagonally, 0.3 cm thick, and weighs 176g—substantial enough for durability and energetic presence. The convex center is believed to deflect negative energy (sha qi), while the surrounding trigrams and deities offer protection and harmony. The backside (shown smaller) features intricate embossed motifs, possibly including the God of Wealth or other auspicious figures, enhancing its spiritual significance. Ideal for hanging above doorways, windows, or entrances facing sharp corners, roads, or opposing buildings. Made from pure copper with a polished gold-tone finish, it resists tarnish better than brass and carries cultural authenticity. Not a fashion accessory per se, but a ceremonial decorative object used in home/office feng shui practice. Suitable for unisex use in residential or commercial spaces seeking balance and protection. Its weight and size suggest it’s designed for wall mounting rather than personal wear.