This traditional Chinese Feng Shui amulet features a classic octagonal bronze mirror with an embossed Taijitu (Yin-Yang) symbol at its center, surrounded by the eight trigrams (Bagua) and corresponding celestial stems. Crafted from polished brass/copper alloy with a rich gold finish, it measures approximately 13.8 cm across diagonally, 0.3 cm thick, and weighs 150g—substantial enough for durability yet suitable for hanging as wall decor or in entryways. The front displays symbolic characters for protection against negative energy, while the reverse side (shown labeled '背面') features additional auspicious motifs including dragons and inscriptions for prosperity and harmony. Though not a fashion accessory per se, it functions as a cultural decorative object often incorporated into spiritual or interior design contexts. Ideal for home, office, or storefront placement to promote balance and positive chi. Not wearable jewelry but a ritualistic talisman rooted in Taoist cosmology; requires no battery or maintenance. Its reflective surface is functional in traditional practice—mirroring away sha qi (harmful energies). Perfect for those interested in Eastern metaphysics, mindful interior styling, or collecting symbolic artifacts.