Shimenawa are ropes woven from rice straw. Traditionally hung on shrine torii gates to signify the separation between the divine and human realms, they are also displayed at the entrance of homes or indoors during the New Year as symbols of warding off evil and inviting good luck. They are also used in the vicinity of celebratory events like weddings and funerals, or even in cars, to convey auspicious meanings.
Dimensions: Width 25cm, Height 30cm
Please note that due to handmade craftsmanship and the natural variations in floral arrangements, there may be a 5-10cm difference in size.
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- Hanging Kadomatsu before the Lunar New Year is a time-honored Japanese tradition. It's an essential decoration for households and shrines during this festive period, serving to welcome the New Year deity and pray for good fortune and protection from misfortune in the coming year.
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