Rooster Zodiac Omamori - Japanese Lucky Charm Amulet for Protection (White) from Narita-san Temple
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Authentic Rooster Zodiac Omamori from Narita-san Temple
This is a traditional Japanese omamori (lucky charm amulet) handcrafted at Narita-san Temple in Nara Prefecture, Japan. This white omamori is specially blessed for people born in the Year of the Rooster (1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017, 2029).
酉 (Tori) - Year of the Rooster
The Rooster zodiac symbolizes confidence, punctuality, honesty, and hard work. Those born under this sign are known for their observant nature, resourcefulness, and ability to shine brightly. White represents purity, new beginnings, and spiritual clarity, making this omamori perfect for bringing good fortune and protection to Rooster year natives.
Perfect for Rooster Year Natives
- Protection from evil spirits, disasters, and misfortune
- Blessings for confidence, success, and achievement
- Enhanced vitality and dynamic energy
- Health, safety, and prosperity
- Success in work and financial endeavors
What is Omamori?
Omamori are traditional Japanese amulets blessed by Shinto priests or Buddhist monks at temples and shrines. They are believed to provide divine protection and bring good fortune to their owners. Each omamori is handcrafted with care and contains sacred prayers or scriptures.
How to Use Your Rooster Omamori
Keep your omamori close to you in your wallet, purse, bag, or car. You can also display it in your home or office. Omamori make meaningful gifts for birthdays, new ventures, weddings, health recovery, travel safety, and New Year blessings.
About Narita-san Temple
Narita-san Temple in Nara Prefecture is a revered Buddhist temple with centuries of spiritual tradition. The monks at this temple carefully bless each omamori with prayers for protection and good fortune.
From Nara, Japan's Ancient Capital
Nara was Japan's first permanent capital and remains a center of Japanese culture and spirituality. The region is home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites and maintains deep connections to Japan's spiritual heritage.
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