Solid Walnut Wood Atami Kinomiya Shrine 來宮神社 Omamori(お守り) Car Hanging Charm for

* Please note, the actual product has slightly different wood texture as the photo shows, each Omamori is unique one of a kind. This piece of art takes about 2 days to make, therefore the same day dispatch may not be possible depends on the stock.*

Welcome to Funfactordesign, where we bring you the essence of tradition and protection with our exquisite wood crafted Japanese Omamori-お守り. Each Omamori is sourced from a genuine Japanese Gosyuuinn, personally visited by us for an authentic touch. Our dedication to preserving tradition meets modern craftsmanship, as we use precision laser machines to engrave the sacred Gosyuuinn onto high-quality solid wood materials.

What sets our Omamoris apart is not only their unparalleled quality but also their ability to tell a story that's uniquely yours. With the option to engrave your own personalized text on the back, each Omamori becomes a bespoke masterpiece, perfectly tailored to capture the essence of its owner. Imagine gifting a loved one with a Charm bearing a heartfelt message, a memorable date, or even a meaningful quote. It's not just a Charm; it's a token of love, a reminder of cherished moments, and a symbol of connection.

Omamori (御守/お守り) are Japanese amulets commonly sold at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples, dedicated to particular Shinto kami as well as Buddhist figures, and are said to provide various forms of luck and protection.


✨ Why Choose Our Wood Crafted Japanese Omamori?
1. Authenticity: Sourced directly from a Japanese Gosyuuinn, ensuring genuine and sacred Omamori.
2. Craftsmanship: Laser-engraved with precision on solid wood, preserving the traditional artistry.
3. Meaningful Protection: Embrace the essence of "mamori" (守り), symbolizing protection, luck, and blessings.
4. Unique Handwriting: Each Gosyuuinn(御朱院) is hand-written by Shin Shoku Nin , making every piece uniquely crafted.
5. Size approximately: 8.5cm x 5.2cm x 1cm (3.3 x 2 x 0.4inch)

Omamori Blessings and Their Meanings:
* 🚗 Kōtsū-anzen: Ensure traffic safety for drivers and travelers.
* 🙅‍♂️ Yaku-yoke: Ward off evil and negativity.
* 🌟 Kaiun: Invite open luck and better fortune.
* 📚 Gakugyō-jōju: Support education and success in examinations.
* 💼 Shōbai-hanjō: Prosperity in business and financial matters.
* 💑 En-musubi: Ensure love and marriage for singles and couples.
* 🤰 Anzan: Protection for pregnant women, ensuring a healthy pregnancy and easy delivery.
* 🏡 Kanai-anzen: Safeguard your family's well-being, peace, and prosperity in the household.


About this Omamori

🌳 Premium Solid Walnut wood:
Crafted from carefully selected Walnut renowned for its durability and unique grain patterns, our art piece exudes a timeless appeal. Experience the richness of premium Walnut, adding a touch of nature's elegance to your surroundings.

🛡️ Double-Layered Durability:
For unparalleled longevity and resilience, each piece undergoes a meticulous double oiled lamination process. This dual layer not only protects the natural beauty of the wood but also ensures your art piece stands the test of time, becoming a lasting statement in your space. The Omamori has 100% natural and organic finish.

🎨 Artisanal Accents:
Infusing character into every piece, we adorn our creations with hand-woven ropes and ebony bead. These artisanal accents bring a touch of authenticity and craftsmanship, transforming your art piece into a unique and visually striking work of art.

Where was the Gosyuuinn(御朱院) from:
The Atami Kinomiya Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Atami City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. It's renowned for its picturesque setting nestled within the lush greenery of the surrounding mountainside and its proximity to the ocean. The shrine has a long history dating back over a thousand years, with origins tracing to the Nara Period (710-794). It's said to have been established by the Buddhist monk Gyoki during the reign of Emperor Shomu.One of the most distinctive features of the shrine is the ancient camphor tree (kinomiya) that stands within its grounds. Believed to be over 2,000 years old, the tree is venerated as a sacred symbol of longevity, prosperity, and divine protection. It's customary for visitors to offer prayers and make offerings at the tree for good fortune and blessings.

This is the perfect and unique gift for someone who loves JDM car or Japanese culture.