In Feng Shui, the wood element represents growth, vitality, and new beginnings. It is associated with the spring season, when plants and trees are in their peak growth phase.
Symbolism: Placing the lamp in a living space can invoke the protective and purifying qualities attributed to the Acacia tree in various cultures. The lamp becomes a guardian of sorts, creating a safe and harmonious environment. The lamp acts as a daily reminder of the spiritual qualities of the Acacia tree and the wood element, encouraging mindfulness and a connection to nature and tradition.
Characteristics: Growth, vitality, flexibility, renewal and creativity. Materials: Stand - Brass, brass with black patina, marble. Lampshade - Green or brown onyx
Interpretation: Inspired by Vachellia tortilis, widely known as Acacia tortilis can be found in East Africa. To represent the Wood element, brass with black patina and polished brass used to create lamp stand with vertical, column-like shape that evoke the feeling of growth and vitality. Green onyx with natural green or brown veining mimic the appearance of tree crown, adding a touch of elegance and stability. A tall, slender shape could be designed to resemble tree trunks emphasising verticality and upward movement and also highlight the creative and vital essence of Wood.
Placement: (recommended compass directions for placing sculptures representing the element) East and Southeast East: Associated with health and family. Southeast: Linked to wealth and prosperity.
