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Introducing the ancient wisdom of feng shui, a practice that has long been associated with bringing harmony and balance to one's home. According to this age-old philosophy, certain types of vases can have a detrimental effect on the energy flow of a space, potentially bringing bad luck to its inhabitants.

Offering flowers and incense is a familiar custom for Vietnamese people, but not everyone is aware of these critical taboos.

The ancient wisdom advises against keeping these five things within your home to ward off misfortune and calamity.

Many people have the habit of hoarding, unaware that certain items can bring more harm than good to their feng shui.

Decorating homes with flowers has become an essential part of family life. For those who wish to prolong the pleasure of flower appreciation, dried or artificial flowers offer a viable alternative. Read on to discover the unique benefits of each type and how they can enhance your floral experience.

Dried flowers have become an increasingly popular choice for home decor and for good reason - they offer a longer-lasting alternative to fresh blooms. With their enduring beauty, dried flowers allow you to enjoy your favorite floral arrangements for an extended period. We've curated a collection of stunning dried flower arrangements that will inspire and captivate. Explore our gallery to discover the endless possibilities of dried flower decor and find the perfect addition to your space.

Whether to incorporate dried flowers into your Tet decorations has been a question on many minds. Let's delve into the details in today's article!

Dried flowers are a popular choice for many people as they last a long time, but Feng Shui experts often advise caution when it comes to "playing" with dried flowers.

Here are 5 things that our ancestors advised against keeping in the house. However, there are still individuals who choose to ignore these warnings, resulting in unforeseen consequences.

Many people use artificial flowers such as silk or fabric flowers to decorate their altars and worship areas. However, some believe that it brings bad luck and negative energy.