Water Fountain


Water fountains serve not only as a decorative object in your home but also symbolizes peace and tranquility. In Feng Shui, it would mean a positive energy in your home.
If you place it in your backyard, it would be a place where backyard creatures can drink and play, like the birds and the butterflies. If you’re lucky you might see some dragonflies and damselflies too not to mention geckos, brown and green alike.
Water fountains can be as small as a simple rock basin or can be as spectacular like the Bellagio water fountains in Las Vegas and the Dubai dancing water fountains.
This water fountain is at my brother’s home in Oxnard, CA. It really became the focal point in their courtyard.

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