Feng Shui Hanging – Axe Away Obstacles

A solid brass Feng Shui hanging in the form of a ceremonial axe with a traditional wealth coin motif. This is the most unusual-looking piece in the range — where the other hangings feature figures or rounded forms, the axe has sharp geometry and an immediately assertive presence. In Feng Shui, the ceremonial axe does not represent aggression or conflict. It represents the removal of obstacles — the clearing of barriers that stand between you and the prosperity, success, or progress you are working toward. It is a symbol of decisive action: cutting through what is stuck. What You Get Solid brass ceremonial axe with a coin-style motif and stylised Chinese characters on the blade, used symbolically as blessings for wealth, good fortune, and the clearing of obstacles. Polished metallic finish with a traditional feel. The axe form is decorative and symbolic — this is a Feng Shui object, not a replica weapon. Decorative beaded hanging cord in black, cream, amber, and wooden beads. Total hanging length approximately 80 cm — the longest in the range. The axe measures roughly 45 × 15 cm. Weight: 150g — lighter than the figurative pieces, reflecting the slimmer blade form. Material: Solid brass throughout. Made in China. The Axe in Feng Shui The ceremonial axe in Chinese tradition is associated with authority, control over resources, and the protection of wealth. Its symbolic role is to "cut away" negative influences, obstacles, and stagnant energy that may be blocking the flow of prosperity. In Feng Shui practice, an axe hanging is often used by people who feel that their financial progress has stalled, that they face recurring barriers in business, or that their space carries energy that needs clearing. This is a less commonly seen Feng Shui symbol than the dragon, cat, or God of Wealth — which gives it novelty value for anyone already familiar with the more popular symbols. For people new to Feng Shui, the axe carries a name that explains itself: "Axe Away Obs