A traditional Chinese Feng Shui decorative item: an octagonal wooden Bagua mirror featuring intricately carved Eight Trigrams (Bagua) symbols surrounding a central concave mirror. Crafted from natural solid wood (likely paulownia or similar light-toned hardwood), it measures 10.5 cm in diameter and is approximately 9 mm thick, weighing about 60g. The mirror surface is smooth and reflective, while the wood grain remains visible, preserving its original color and texture. A metal hanging ring at the top allows for easy wall mounting—commonly placed above doors, windows, or entrances to deflect negative energy (Sha Qi) according to Feng Shui principles. Ideal for spiritual decor, home protection rituals, or as a cultural art piece. Not intended for functional grooming use due to its small size and symbolic purpose. Its minimalist yet symbolic design complements Zen, rustic, or East Asian-inspired interiors. Durable, lightweight, and handcrafted, it serves as both talisman and aesthetic accent for balconies, living rooms, or entryways. Perfect for practitioners of Feng Shui or collectors of metaphysical decor.