A traditional Chinese feng shui talisman: an octagonal bronze Bagua mirror with concave reflective surface, measuring approximately 15.5 cm diagonal diameter, 0.3 cm thickness, and weighing 176g. The front features raised trigrams (Bagua symbols) and the eight directional names (Qian, Dui, Li, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Gen, Kun) inscribed in classical Chinese characters around a central polished concave mirror—designed to deflect negative energy according to Taoist geomancy principles. The reverse side (shown separately) displays decorative motifs including auspicious figures and inscriptions such as '百福' (Hundred Blessings), enhancing its protective symbolism. Crafted from solid copper alloy with a golden-bronze finish, it includes a top loop for hanging on doors or walls. Ideal for home or office placement facing external threats (e.g., sharp corners, staircases, or opposing buildings). Not a fashion accessory per se, but a cultural/ritual object used in traditional Chinese metaphysical practice. Due to its symbolic nature and lack of commercial branding, it does not belong to any designer or luxury label.