Fountain from the American "Douglas Wright"

Magnificent overflow fountain that finds its origin in the Feng Shui. The sound of running water will bring about any environment naturally relax both indoors and on an outdoor terrace very nice to come into its own, made of fine copper.

Copper is a chemical element with the symbol Cu and atomic number 29. It is a red / yellow transition metal that is also known as copper in unalloyed form. The main sources of copper minerals chalcopyrite, chalcocite, covelliet, azurite, malachite and bornite. These are found largely in the crust. Significant deposits of copper ore Chile, Peru and the United States. In Chile mined approximately one-third of all copper. Indonesia has in the past decade showed the strongest growth in copper production in 2009 and was the fourth largest producer. The main users of copper are China, Germany and the United States.

Feng Shui, please do not think it is superstition. It's all about thinking in symbols and can really develop the brain. The Swiss psychologist Carl Jung told about this. Feng Shui is a Chinese art complex which was developed to heaven and earth a better place to live and to promote health, prosperity and happiness. The Chi-Spiral is the tool to bring energy into your home. Hang the coil and release energy and a feeling of well-being in your home streams. Feng Shui (pronounced: fang sjweej / [ˌfʌŋʃweɪ]) is the more than 3000 year old philosophy that teaches how the environment can affect happiness. Feng Shui is considered pseudoscience. Feng Shui literally means "wind and water", in the funeral book Zang Shu (葬 書) which says: "Qi floats on the wind (feng) and spreads, but stays where it encounters water (shui)". Feng Shui teaches that influences the design and arrangement have on the welfare and happiness of man, and how negative influences can be changed into positive. Feng Shui is about the relationship between humans and the living and working environments and focuses on harmony between natural and created forms. Everything that makes man is essentially not natural, but can be brought into harmony with nature. The goal of Feng Shui is to make our living and working environments so as to tax is to encourage a harmonious flow of Qi. In Chinese philosophy is all about harmony and balance between the opposing, but complementary forces of yin and yang.