Brand new general purpose Japanese Shinto omamori designed to ward evil and ensure good fortune. This particular talisman is contained within an omamori bukuro pouch made of golden silk brocade with a braided fabric cord and comes from Kunouzan Toushougu Shinto shrine located atop Japan's rugged Mt. Kuno, overlooking the Pacific ocean and beautiful Suruga Bay.

 

One of our most popular omamori! This brand new general purpose omamori designed to ward away evil and ensure good fortune. A small, gold-colored metal charm is contained within a lidded black plastic case shaped to resemble an old fashioned Japanese inro. Inro were once used in Japan as medicine pouches and would commonly be attached to the user's kimono obi and allowed to hang at the waist. Japanese writing on the case includes the word 'omamori' on the front just above the family crest of Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu.