Online feng shui shop

Sell feng shui décor, crystals and ornaments online to home and wellness buyers across Australia.

Shelves of feng shui ornaments, crystals and wind chimes in a shop.
Startup costA$1.5k to A$6k
Monthly revenueA$300 to A$3.5k
Time needed8+ h/week
First incomeMonths
  • A$1.5k-6k
  • Side hustle
  • Online

Estimates for a small start in Australia, not guarantees.

What it is

A small online store selling feng shui items such as bagua mirrors, water fountains, crystals, wind chimes and symbolic ornaments. You can hold a little stock at home or have suppliers post items direct.

Your first three steps

  1. Pick a clear niche (for example home entrance, office or gift sets) and find two or three Australian wholesalers or importers to compare prices
  2. Register an ABN, choose a business name and set up a simple online store with clear shipping and returns pages
  3. Order a small range of stock, photograph it well and launch through social media and a few local wellness or market groups
Who pays

Home décor shoppers, people interested in wellness and mindful living, gift buyers and people moving into a new home.

How it makes money

You buy stock at wholesale and sell at retail price. Gift sets, bundles and extra content such as placement guides can lift the average order.

Skills that help
  • Choosing products that sell
  • Basic photography and online shop set-up
  • Customer service and packing orders
  • Respectful knowledge of feng shui ideas
Watch out for
  • Australian Consumer Law applies to product claims and refunds, so avoid promising health or luck outcomes you can't back up
  • Check import rules, customs and biosecurity requirements if you bring in stock yourself, especially items made of wood, stone or plant material
  • Public liability and product liability insurance are worth checking before you sell
  • GST registration is required once turnover reaches the threshold, so check with the ATO
  • Breakable items need good packaging, or returns will eat your margin

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start an online feng shui shop?

Estimates suggest startup typically costs around $1,500 to $6,000, depending on how much stock you hold, whether suppliers post direct, and how you set up your online store.

How much can an online feng shui shop make?

Estimated monthly revenue is typically around $300 to $3,500, depending on your product range, how you attract buyers and your order volume. Breakable items need good packaging, or returns can eat your margin.

What rules should I check before selling feng shui products online?

Check that Australian Consumer Law applies to your product claims and refunds, so avoid promising outcomes you can't back up. Also check import and biosecurity rules for stock you bring in, insurance, and GST registration.

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