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Business & Family Safety Omamori - Japanese Wooden Ofuda Charm from Kashihara Jingu Shrine Nara Japan
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Authentic Business & Family Safety Omamori from Kashihara Jingu Shrine
Protect your business and family with this powerful wooden ofuda charm from Kashihara Jingu Shrine in Nara, Japan. This sacred amulet is blessed for business prosperity and family safety, carrying the divine blessings of Japan's first Emperor.
商売繁盛・家内安全 - Business Prosperity & Family Safety
This traditional Japanese wooden ofuda is specially consecrated for business prosperity and family safety. The sacred wood carries powerful blessings for both your professional success and the protection of your loved ones.
Perfect for Business & Family Blessings
- Business Prosperity: Success in commerce, ventures, and career advancement
- Family Safety: Protection and harmony for your household and loved ones
- Divine Protection: Comprehensive blessings for all aspects of life
- Imperial Blessings: Sacred power from the shrine of Japan's first Emperor
- Wooden Ofuda: Traditional sacred talisman for home or business display
What is Omamori?
Omamori are traditional Japanese amulets and talismans found at temples and shrines throughout Japan. These sacred charms have been cherished for centuries as spiritual protectors and wish-granters.
What is Ofuda?
Ofuda are wooden or paper talismans issued by Shinto shrines. Unlike portable omamori, ofuda are typically displayed in homes or businesses to provide ongoing divine protection and blessings.
How to Use Your Ofuda
Japanese people traditionally display ofuda in their homes or businesses. Common placements include:
- Home altars or kamidana (god shelf)
- Business entrances or offices
- Above doorways for protection
- In prominent, respectful locations
About Kashihara Jingu Shrine
Kashihara Jingu is a Shinto shrine located in Kashihara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan. The shrine was built on April 2, 1890, at the site where Japan's first Emperor, Emperor Jimmu, is said to have acceded to the throne on February 11, 660 BCE. This sacred site carries profound historical and spiritual significance.
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.
Display this wooden ofuda as your sacred guardian for business prosperity and family safety, blessed by the shrine of Japan's first Emperor.
For any questions about this omamori or custom orders, please contact us.