Description

Nostalgic, reminiscent, days of playing at the shrine. A sacred place is also a sacred playground for children. On the front is a design of beetles and stag beetles that collect in the sap. It is a Kamidana reminiscent of the "Guardian Forest" that was used to catch insects in the summer.

The size of the compact "Sanshagu" where three ofudas can be lined up. It is easy to store large Ofuda and stamp book, and the front is removable. Also have a depth that can be stored amulets and other items together with the Ofuda.

The front panel is made of high quality "Tono cypress" wood produced in Gifu prefecture, and it is a traditional lattice work that incorporates fine wood by hand. You can easily set up the Kamidana by putting it on the existing shelf. There is a hook on the back, so you can hang it on the wall using wood screws.

You'll feel close to God. "Fuku-maneki-No-Yashiro" offer a simple Kamidana, prayer time and "comfortable moment".

【Material】
Tono cypress from Gifu Prefecture

【size (cm)】
body of the palace：H32.5 W41 D9.5
inner dimensions of the palace：H28 W35 D4.5

【weight】
1.25kg

* The amulet and Omikuji shown in the image is not included.
* As each item is made by hand, there may be slight differences in color and shape.
* Depending on your device and viewing environment, the color and texture of the photo may look slightly different from the actual one.

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・About Kamidana.
The Kamidana is the place where you can carefully display the "Ofuda" and "amulet" that you received from the shrine in your house. Shinto is a religion that has been around for a long time in Japan, and is a polytheistic religion that finds eight million gods in nature and various things around us. It is not always necessary to put ofuda or amulet in the Kamidana. You can use it as an interior or put your own important things in it.