Made in Japan: [All Zodiac Signs/Rabbit, Tiger, Snake, Horse] Shirazaki Hachimangu Shrine Prayer Verified Traffic Safety Charm (B3677)

Made in Japan: [All Zodiac Signs/Rabbit, Tiger, Snake, Horse] Shirazaki Hachimangu Shrine Prayer-Blessed Traffic Safety Omamori (B3677)

🌿 Shrine Blessed | Classic Brocade Craftsmanship | Car Safety Hanging Ornament | Blessings for Safe Travels ⭐️

Price: £13.8

💁♀️ Your personal "guardian angel" for you and your car, carrying the sincere blessings of Japan's Shirazaki Hachimangu Shrine!

As early as the Edo period, Shirazaki Hachimangu Shrine was revered by local feudal lords and sailors as the "guardian deity of maritime traffic." As times changed from ships to railways and automobiles, this shrine naturally became a highly authoritative "traffic safety / vehicle purification" shrine.

Each omamori is sent out only after shrine priests have personally chanted sutras, performed purification (oharae), offered prayers, and completed the "soul infusion ceremony" before the deities.

Whether for daily commutes or long-distance drives, an omamori personally prayed for and blessed by a Japanese shrine can bring you a full sense of security for every journey. Crafted from elegant, high-quality brocade fabric and featuring a vibrant, classic emerald green, it hangs gracefully from your car's rearview mirror, bringing both elegance and peace of mind.

If categorized by color energy and the five elements:

Best suited for Zodiac signs: Rabbit, Tiger (both belong to Wood, enhancing natal energy); and Snake, Horse (Wood generates Fire, aiding in clarity and boosting fortune).

Especially suitable for those who: have Wood as a favorable element in their Five Elements or need to replenish Wood energy in their Bazi; wearing this green omamori can bring good luck and protective blessings.

If color is not a consideration, traffic omamori from Japanese shrines are suitable for all Zodiac signs.

Wearing and Usage Recommendations:

Placement: Can be hung from the car's rearview mirror, placed in the car's storage compartment, in a motorcycle's storage box, or carried on a daily-use handbag or keychain.

Respect: Omamori are blessed by deities; avoid discarding them casually or placing them in disrespectful locations such as underfoot or in pant pockets.

Expiration: Japanese shrine omamori traditionally have a one-year validity period. After one year, you can return them to the "Koshinsatsu Nōsho" (old amulet collection point) at a shrine in Japan for burning (hennō), or wrap them in clean paper, sprinkle a little coarse salt, dispose of them properly, and replace them with a new omamori.