Japanese OMAMORI Seven Lucky Gods Charm - Pink Strap from Enshu Shigisan Bishamonten Temple, Nara

Authentic Seven Lucky Gods Omamori from Enshu Shigisan

Receive blessings from all Seven Lucky Gods with this traditional omamori from Enshu Shigisan Bishamonten Temple in Nara, Japan. This pink strap amulet brings the combined power of the seven deities for comprehensive good fortune and prosperity (七福神守り).

Seven Lucky Gods Blessings (七福神守り)

This omamori is blessed with the power of all Seven Lucky Gods, bringing multiple blessings for all aspects of life. The cheerful pink color represents joy, harmony, and the gentle energy of the seven deities' combined blessings.

The Seven Lucky Gods

This omamori brings blessings from all seven deities:

• Ebisu: Business prosperity and abundant catch
• Daikokuten: Good harvest, good fortune, and prosperity
• Bishamonten: Family protection and courage
• Benzaiten: Marital harmony and wisdom
• Fukurokuju: Longevity and long life
• Jurōjin: Family harmony and good health
• Hotei: Peace and contentment

Perfect for Comprehensive Blessings

This Seven Lucky Gods omamori is ideal for:

• Overall Good Fortune: Blessings in all aspects of life
• Business & Prosperity: Financial success and abundance
• Family Harmony: Peace and protection for loved ones
• Health & Longevity: Wellness and long life
• New Year Wishes: Traditional charm for starting the year with blessings

What is Omamori?

Omamori are traditional Japanese amulets and talismans found at temples and shrines. They protect from evil, disasters, diseases and bad luck, while bringing wishes for good luck, prosperity, safe delivery, love, exam success, driving safety, good relationships, health, and dreams coming true.

How to Use Your Seven Lucky Gods Omamori

Japanese people traditionally keep omamori in wallets, inside bags, or other important locations. This strap-type omamori can be attached to bags, purses, or keys. It is commonly obtained for:

• New Year wishes and blessings
• New business ventures
• Family protection and harmony
• Overall good fortune in life
• Special celebrations and milestones

About Shigisan Bishamonten

The Shigisan Bishamonten (信貴山毘沙門天) is a Buddhism of Shingon Shu Vessavaṇa. Bishamonten is the martial arts deity. As the first of the Seven Lucky Gods, Bishamonten is the god of intimacy, family safety, prosperous business, and spiritual fortune of good luck.

From Nara, Japan's Ancient Capital

Our omamori come from Nara Prefecture, where many famous temples and shrines are located. Nara has the oldest history in Japan and is home to many world heritage registered locations.

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