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The maple leaves that are in the palm of your hand are supposed to bring you happiness. Maple balances the fire element, promotes harmony in relationships and reduces conflicts in the house.

The red color represents energy, trust and vitality in Japanese culture and is often associated with the sun, vital force or "ki" and happiness. The red leaves of a Japanese maple are supposed to represent the vital force that circulates in all living beings.

In Japan, the red color is considered a spiritual and powerful hue that moves evil and signals luck and prosperity. The fall season is associated with the abandonment of the old and reception of new departures. A Japanese maple with its red leaves in autumn is an image that reflects this symbolism of change and processing.

The complex and delicate nature of the red leaves of Japanese maple represents knowledge, insight and intellect. The changing colors of Japanese maple remind people that they must take full advantage of every moment because life is impermanent. The amulet contains here a fragment of sensible gold leaf removing evil.

Many Japanese has this type of amulet in their wallet or wallet or handbag as invitation to good fortune.