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Life Force Amulet with 7 Chakra Jewels
In the Year of the Snake 2025, the Illness Star No 2 dominates the energies, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing health and well-being for everyone. The Snake is the ruling animal of the year, and it is interesting to note that it is considered a very auspicious symbol in both Eastern and Western traditions.
In Chinese culture, the Snake is seen as a “Little Dragon,” symbolizing potential for growth and advancement. In Western traditions, the Snake represents healing and renewal, linked to its ability to shed its skin and its association with the Greek God of Medicine
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Pair of 5 Blessings Wu Lou
The Wu Lou has long been a symbol of good health and longevity and has therefore become a symbolic cure for the No 2 Illness Star.
While the No 2 Star has traditionally been associated with illness, in Period 9, it also holds the potential to attract wealth and immense good fortune. Therefore, the Wu Lou for 2025 has been designed as a pair, with each Wu Lou featuring 5 bats. Because when 5 bats come together, they represent the Five Blessings: Health, Wealth, Vitality, Love and Good Virtue.
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Medicine Buddha Plaque
The Medicine Buddha protects you from illness and helps those who are already ill to recover quickly and fully. It makes an excellent feng shui enhancer for elderly people or anyone who is suffering from health issues or afflicted by illness stars in their chart.
This Medicine Buddha Plaque also features two powerful amulets: the Longevity Amulet and the Amulet Against All Disease, as well as Medicine Buddha’s mantra: “Tayatha Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Radza Samudgate Soha”.
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Metal Wu Lou
The Metal Wu Lou is an excellent remedy against the No 2 Illness Star. In 2026, the Illness Star flies into the NW and therefore affects people born in the Year of the Dog or Boar (Pig) as well as the Patriarch. It is therefore important to subdue the Illness Star, as bad health and illness befalling the Patriarch could impact the whole family!
If you are already sick, you might like to place this on your bedside table to help bring healing energy to you.
Thanks to its plain design, this Wu Lou will suit any style of home décor.
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Black Obsidian Wu Lou
The Wu Lou has long been used in Feng Shui as a cure against illness and is very popular in the form of a metal Wu Lou. In addition, this gourd shaped symbol has been regarded a symbol of longevity, good health and prosperity for many centuries.
Made of Black Obsidian stone, however, the Wu Lou will also protect against negative energy brought by poison arrows or inauspicious directions. Black Obsidian is a very powerful and protective stone and is believed to dissipate bad luck, repel negativity and absorb negative chi in your surroundings. It is therefore an excellent cure to place on your bedside table if you are sleeping in one of your unfavourable directions.
The Black Obsidian Wu Lou is also believed to help fight stress and depression and boost self-confidence – more reasons to keep it close on your bedside table or desk.
Please note that the colour intensity and exact size of the Black Obsidian Wu Lou may vary as each piece is unique.
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Emerald Hill Shophouses
It was probably at my very first visit to Clare Haxby’s studio when I fell in love with this “Emerald Hill Shophouses” print and I am delighted to introduce this print to you now on my website, as the Singapore shophouses continue to be ever so popular.
The Peranakan Shophouses of Emerald Hill are one of Singapore's best addresses. Formerly Plantation land, it was wealthy Chinese Peranakan Spice Merchants or Straits Chinese who inhabited these ornate buildings just off Orchard Road. The decorative style was also known as Chinese Baroque.
£285.00 GBP
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Peranakans & Peonies at the Joo Chiat Shophouse
I wanted to feature some artwork that is suitable for the “Health” sector of your home, and this enchanting “Peranakans & Peonies at the Joo Chiat Shophouse” by Clare Haxby is one of them. It is one of Clare’s latest creations in her series of Singapore Landmarks.
The painting features the Peranakan ladies in their beautiful embroidered clothes in front of a row of “Joo Chiat” district painted shophouses so typical of Singapore’s heritage. On the border of the painting is a decorative and striking Peranakan tile design.
£285.00 GBP
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