This is a traditional Chinese feng shui decorative item: a hand-carved wooden Bagua (Eight Trigrams) mirror featuring the central Taijitu (Yin-Yang symbol), intricately engraved in natural pine or camphor wood. The octagonal plaque measures approximately 28.5 cm in diameter and 1.7 cm thick, weighing about 730g—substantial yet wall-mountable via the top metal loop. The front displays deeply carved trigrams and symbolic motifs representing cosmic balance and protective energy, while the reverse side features red-printed auspicious characters and mythical creatures (e.g., qilin, dragon) for blessing and warding off negative influences. Crafted with precision using traditional woodworking techniques, it serves as both spiritual talisman and elegant home decor, suitable for entryways, living rooms, or offices to harmonize qi flow. Not a functional mirror but a symbolic 'reflective' amulet in feng shui practice. Ideal for cultural enthusiasts, collectors of Eastern metaphysical art, or those seeking mindful interior design elements. Made from solid natural wood with no synthetic finishes, it exudes warmth and authenticity.