Hi,
I would like to know if decorative items such as lucky cat (fu mao) can be placed inside the house. As your website says this:

"In addition to this avoid placing trophies of deer, lion, tiger and other animals. These are not auspicious for the home. "

Under symbolism in Feng Shui; more importantly, the object should not: look fierce, seems "hungry"; thin or skinny. That sort of thing.
It is quite subjective; but overall, since this is a family home, consult with family member about their opinion of the object.
The so called "lucky cat" is not a Chinese origin. It originates from Japan. Yeah, the one where one of it's limbs (paws) waving.
This "lucky cat" looks more like a pussy cat.. Thus, it would be a joke if somehow someone mistook it for a lion or leopard or jaguar of sorts... *smile*

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On 12/22/2010 5:02:24 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi,I would like to know if
decorative items such as lucky
cat (fu mao) can be placed
inside the house. As your
website says this:
"In addition to this avoid
placing trophies of deer,
lion, tiger and other animals.
These are not auspicious for
the home. "