Metal Element (Mệnh Kim)
In feng shui, Metal is represented by metallic elements and metals. Those with this element should prioritize colors such as white, beige, and silver – their intrinsic colors, while also incorporating gold and brown – the colors of Earth, which is symbiotic with Metal. Wearing colors that match your element will bring good fortune to those with the Metal element.
According to the five elements theory, since Fire overcomes Metal, colors that are symbiotic with Fire should be avoided by those with the Metal element. Thus, the colors red and yellow are considered inauspicious for the Metal element.
Wood Element (Mệnh Mộc)
In feng shui, the Wood element signifies life and the connection between small lives that create a larger one. Wood represents plants, from the tiniest to the grandest. Typically, the colors of plants bring about a sense of ease, tranquility, and peace.
People with the Wood element should focus on shades of green (dark green, greenish-black, greenish-purple…) and black. Black is a basic color and often the first choice for girls when choosing a handbag. It is also the color of convergence and stability, which will bring good fortune in terms of wealth.
These colors not only match the Wood element in feng shui but also align with current fashion trends that favor softness and closeness to nature.
Water Element (Mệnh Thủy)
When it comes to the Water element, you may also notice the softness, flexibility, stability, and sometimes the loud and powerful nature of water. Thus, designs with soft shapes, round contours, or soft details are perfect choices.
Additionally, according to feng shui, Metal creates Water. The colors that match Metal are white and off-white shades. Therefore, those with the Water element are also suitable for white or off-white colors.
Fire Element (Mệnh Hỏa)
All vibrant colors like red, orange, and pink represent Fire, so if you have the Fire element, these are your colors. They can also bring you prosperity and good luck and help activate your energy and attract more wealth when worn frequently.
Earth Element (Mệnh Thổ)
People with the Earth element who want to stand out, make an impression with their style, and ignite their passion for life can choose vibrant colors with Fire characteristics, such as red, pink, and orange. On the other hand, if you are an introvert who prefers stability, subtlety, and harmony, then the earthy shades of brown – your intrinsic colors – are the way to go.
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