Praying for blessings on the rope, New Year congratulations on the completion of the new home

Blessing note and rope: It is said that it was first introduced to Japan from China. At that time, people who immigrated to Japan still had to rely on the rice transported by Chinese grain ships. Therefore, they tied ropes with straw to pray for the safe arrival of the ships carrying grain. Extended to mean blessing and good luck. The shurien rope, also known as the shurien rope, the mark rope and the seven-five-three rope, is a traditional Japanese knot used to ward off evil spirits, purify and bring good luck. It is used not only during the New Year period, but also in various festive activities and new home completions. It is a very common Japanese-style small item for blessing and good luck. 🔸If there is a shortage of flower materials, other flowers will be substituted. 🔸It is recommended to place it in a dry and ventilated place. Please avoid placing it in direct sunlight or high temperature. 🔸 The photos are all taken of actual products. Natural flowers are unique. Each flower has its own unique posture and cannot be 100% the same! 🔸The flowers are all original natural flowers and may have some imperfections. Perfectionists please consider whether to place an order! 🔸Product pictures may have slight color differences due to different personal screen devices, and the actual product shall prevail.