The bagua mirror has an octagonal wooden frame and a "mirror" in the middle. Each side of the octagonal frame is marked with its own particular trigram, it is important that the mirror is hung so that the tisit trigram, which has three continuous lines, is on top.

We hang the Bagua mirror above the front door or window when we want to prevent the entry of negative energies from other people or to protect the entrance from "attacking" energy (high pillars or sharp objects that threaten the entrance).

Convex bagua mirror (convex mirror) serves to repel the intrusion of extremely negative forces. It repels negative energy towards its source, but does not absorb and neutralize it, so it is recommended to consult a feng shui expert before using it. We never hang this mirror in the living room, nor point it at other people or animals.

A concave bagua mirror (flat mirror) "sucks" negative energy into itself and then neutralizes it. It is used both indoors and outdoors.