Shimenawa is a rope woven from rice straw, traditionally hung on shrine torii gates to signify the separation between the divine and the human. When hung at the entrance of homes or indoors during the New Year, it serves as a symbol of warding off evil and inviting good luck. It is also used in environments surrounding celebratory events, weddings, or even inside cars, carrying auspicious meanings.
Dimensions: Width 25cm, Height 30cm
Please note that due to handmade craftsmanship and the natural variations in floral arrangements, a size difference of 5-10cm is possible.
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- Hanging Shimenawa before the Lunar New Year is a long-standing Japanese tradition. It's an essential decoration for households and shrines during this time, used to welcome the New Year deity and pray for good fortune and blessings in the coming year.
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