Japanese decoration

Rat ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Rat ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Rat ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

As rats often give birth to a greater number of offspring, they are considered lucky creatures, associated with “prosperity in business” and “prosperity of offspring”. In Japan, rats are symbols of fertility, resourcefulness, adaptability and intelligence. The amulet here contains a fragment of gold leaf believed to ward off...

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Rat ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

As rats often give birth to a greater number of offspring, they are considered lucky creatures, associated with “prosperity in business” and “prosperity of offspring”. In Japan, rats are symbols of fertility, resourcefulness, adaptability and intelligence. The amulet here contains a fragment of gold leaf believed to ward off...

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Uchide-no-Kozuchi mallet ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Uchide-no-Kozuchi mallet ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Uchide-no-Kozuchi mallet ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of engimono or traditional lucky charms. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means thing or piece. These lucky charms popularity is closely linked to the Buddhist and Shinto religions, which place great emphasis on sacred amulets and superstition. Japanese literature and poetry frequently feature animals,...

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Uchide-no-Kozuchi mallet ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of engimono or traditional lucky charms. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means thing or piece. These lucky charms popularity is closely linked to the Buddhist and Shinto religions, which place great emphasis on sacred amulets and superstition. Japanese literature and poetry frequently feature animals,...

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Furoshiki Araiso / Asano-Ha

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Furoshiki Araiso / Asano-Ha

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Furoshiki Araiso / Asano-Ha

Japanese decoration

Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping fabric that can be used in a multitude of different applications. Some believe its origins date back to the Muromachi period (1136 to 1573), when nobles and feudal lords used this cloth to wrap their clothes when they went to the public baths, to avoid soiling them. This cloth...

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Furoshiki Araiso / Asano-Ha

Japanese decoration

Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese wrapping fabric that can be used in a multitude of different applications. Some believe its origins date back to the Muromachi period (1136 to 1573), when nobles and feudal lords used this cloth to wrap their clothes when they went to the public baths, to avoid soiling them. This cloth...

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Blue bird ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Blue bird ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Blue bird ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Bluebirds have been an integral part of human culture and mythology for centuries, symbolizing happiness and optimism. They also herald positive news. Bluebirds are generally associated with happiness and joy, as they are believed to bring positive energy and good fortune into people's lives. <p...

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Blue bird ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Bluebirds have been an integral part of human culture and mythology for centuries, symbolizing happiness and optimism. They also herald positive news. Bluebirds are generally associated with happiness and joy, as they are believed to bring positive energy and good fortune into people's lives. <p...

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Momiji red mapple leaf ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Momiji red mapple leaf ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Momiji red mapple leaf ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Maple leaves in the palm of your hand are said to bring you happiness. Maple balances fire element, promotes harmony in relationships and reduces conflict in the home. Red color represents energy, confidence and vitality in Japanese culture, and is often associated with sun, life force or “Ki” and happiness. Red leaves of a...

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Momiji red mapple leaf ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Maple leaves in the palm of your hand are said to bring you happiness. Maple balances fire element, promotes harmony in relationships and reduces conflict in the home. Red color represents energy, confidence and vitality in Japanese culture, and is often associated with sun, life force or “Ki” and happiness. Red leaves of a...

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Blue Mount Fuji ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Blue Mount Fuji ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Blue Mount Fuji ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of engimono or traditional lucky charms. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means thing or piece. These lucky charms popularity is closely linked to the Buddhist and Shinto religions, which place great emphasis on sacred amulets and superstition. Japanese literature and poetry frequently feature animals,...

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Blue Mount Fuji ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of engimono or traditional lucky charms. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means thing or piece. These lucky charms popularity is closely linked to the Buddhist and Shinto religions, which place great emphasis on sacred amulets and superstition. Japanese literature and poetry frequently feature animals,...

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O jizo-sama ENGIMONO lucky charm

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O jizo-sama ENGIMONO lucky charm

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O jizo-sama ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

This little character is an important figure for Japanese people, who ask her for help or implore her as they would a mother. Of all the deities, he's certainly the one to whom the Japanese feel closest. This little Jizo can help you chase away bad luck and make your wishes come true. His image is omnipresent in temples, towns...

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O jizo-sama ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

This little character is an important figure for Japanese people, who ask her for help or implore her as they would a mother. Of all the deities, he's certainly the one to whom the Japanese feel closest. This little Jizo can help you chase away bad luck and make your wishes come true. His image is omnipresent in temples, towns...

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Dragon ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Dragon ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Dragon ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Golden dragon is said to have the greatest power to bring good fortune. Dragons are mythical creatures both feared and revered in many cultures. In the East, dragons are considered powerful, benevolent beings who represent good fortune. Dragon is a symbol of power, courage, strength, wisdom and protection. What's more, the...

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Dragon ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Golden dragon is said to have the greatest power to bring good fortune. Dragons are mythical creatures both feared and revered in many cultures. In the East, dragons are considered powerful, benevolent beings who represent good fortune. Dragon is a symbol of power, courage, strength, wisdom and protection. What's more, the...

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Horse ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Horse ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Horse ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Horse is an animal that symbolizes vigorous vitality and is said to bring good fortune and luck in business. It is said to invite good luck and connections in business. It is a good-luck charm mainly used in business and commercial circles. Here, the amulet contains a fragment of gold leaf believed to ward off evil. <p...

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Horse ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Horse is an animal that symbolizes vigorous vitality and is said to bring good fortune and luck in business. It is said to invite good luck and connections in business. It is a good-luck charm mainly used in business and commercial circles. Here, the amulet contains a fragment of gold leaf believed to ward off evil. <p...

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Koinobori carp ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Koinobori carp ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Koinobori carp ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Koinobori is a carp-shaped windsock traditionally used in Japan to celebrate Children's Day, which takes place every May 5. If you're in Japan at the end of April, you'll be able to see these beautiful scaly streamers in the Japanese landscape! In traditional Japanese art, the carp - or koi in Japanese - represents strength and...

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Koinobori carp ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Koinobori is a carp-shaped windsock traditionally used in Japan to celebrate Children's Day, which takes place every May 5. If you're in Japan at the end of April, you'll be able to see these beautiful scaly streamers in the Japanese landscape! In traditional Japanese art, the carp - or koi in Japanese - represents strength and...

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Rabbit ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Rabbit ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Rabbit ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

It has long been said that rabbit lives in the moon and makes longevity elixirs. It is also said to symbolize leap forward, due to its bounding movements. Rabbit's great reproductive capacity symbolizes "prosperity of offspring", and the way it hops symbolizes the fact that "things will be resolved without problems". <p...

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Rabbit ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

It has long been said that rabbit lives in the moon and makes longevity elixirs. It is also said to symbolize leap forward, due to its bounding movements. Rabbit's great reproductive capacity symbolizes "prosperity of offspring", and the way it hops symbolizes the fact that "things will be resolved without problems". <p...

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White plum blossom ENGIMONO lucky charm

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White plum blossom ENGIMONO lucky charm

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White plum blossom ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of engimono or traditional lucky charms. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means thing or piece. These lucky charms popularity is closely linked to the Buddhist and Shinto religions, which place great emphasis on sacred amulets and superstition. Japanese literature and poetry frequently feature animals,...

€5.50

White plum blossom ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of engimono or traditional lucky charms. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means thing or piece. These lucky charms popularity is closely linked to the Buddhist and Shinto religions, which place great emphasis on sacred amulets and superstition. Japanese literature and poetry frequently feature animals,...

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Porcinet ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Porcinet ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Porcinet ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of engimono or traditional lucky charms. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means thing or piece. These lucky charms popularity is closely linked to the Buddhist and Shinto religions, which place great emphasis on sacred amulets and superstition. Japanese literature and poetry frequently feature animals,...

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Porcinet ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of engimono or traditional lucky charms. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means thing or piece. These lucky charms popularity is closely linked to the Buddhist and Shinto religions, which place great emphasis on sacred amulets and superstition. Japanese literature and poetry frequently feature animals,...

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Clear Mount Fuji ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Clear Mount Fuji ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Clear Mount Fuji ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Mount Fuji has long been considered a sacred mountain and an object of faith. Fuji is also considered a good-luck charm. Fuji has been declared a World Heritage Site and is increasingly becoming Japan's most famous mountain! As the pronunciation of “Fuji” is identical to “immortality” and “security”, it was considered a...

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Clear Mount Fuji ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Mount Fuji has long been considered a sacred mountain and an object of faith. Fuji is also considered a good-luck charm. Fuji has been declared a World Heritage Site and is increasingly becoming Japan's most famous mountain! As the pronunciation of “Fuji” is identical to “immortality” and “security”, it was considered a...

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Frog ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Frog ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Frog ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Frogs are considered good luck charms in Japan, as “kaeru”, Japanese word for frog, is a homophone of verb “to return”, often found in expressions such as “okane ga kaeru” (money returns), “fuku ga kaeru” (fortune returns) or “buji ni kaeru” (to return safe and sound). They are also used to pray for the prosperity of one's...

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Frog ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Frogs are considered good luck charms in Japan, as “kaeru”, Japanese word for frog, is a homophone of verb “to return”, often found in expressions such as “okane ga kaeru” (money returns), “fuku ga kaeru” (fortune returns) or “buji ni kaeru” (to return safe and sound). They are also used to pray for the prosperity of one's...

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Daruma ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Daruma ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Daruma ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Daruma doll represents strength to stand up in the face of difficulties. Daruma, a good-luck charm that “falls seven times and rises eight”, can be given as a gift with the hope that the couple will be able to overcome the trials they go through together. Purpose of the Daruma doll is not to bring general well-being, but rather...

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Daruma ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Daruma doll represents strength to stand up in the face of difficulties. Daruma, a good-luck charm that “falls seven times and rises eight”, can be given as a gift with the hope that the couple will be able to overcome the trials they go through together. Purpose of the Daruma doll is not to bring general well-being, but rather...

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Owl ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Owl ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Owl ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

In ancient Greece, owls were considered symbols of wisdom. In Japan, they are considered a good-luck charm, as Japanese word for owl is "fukuro", which can be written phonetically using characters meaning "no difficulties". Moreover, as owls can see in the dark, they are also a talisman that brings their owner success in...

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Owl ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

In ancient Greece, owls were considered symbols of wisdom. In Japan, they are considered a good-luck charm, as Japanese word for owl is "fukuro", which can be written phonetically using characters meaning "no difficulties". Moreover, as owls can see in the dark, they are also a talisman that brings their owner success in...

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Red goldfish ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Red goldfish ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Red goldfish ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Goldfish has long been considered a lucky fish. It symbolizes prosperity, good fortune, chance to have children (in Japan, children are called kodakara, children's treasures), harmony in home and wealth accumulation. Goldfish are said to bring good luck. Current amulet contains a fragment of gold leaf to ward off evil. <p...

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Red goldfish ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Goldfish has long been considered a lucky fish. It symbolizes prosperity, good fortune, chance to have children (in Japan, children are called kodakara, children's treasures), harmony in home and wealth accumulation. Goldfish are said to bring good luck. Current amulet contains a fragment of gold leaf to ward off evil. <p...

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Red plum blossom ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Red plum blossom ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Red plum blossom ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Red plum means "graceful" and "lustrous". Tenjin-sama's plum blossoms are a talisman for success. Plum blossoms are a symbol of good fortune. Their blossoming is indicative of life in full bloom. Current amulet contains a fragment of gold leaf to ward off evil. Many Japanese carry this type of amulet in their wallet or purse as...

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Red plum blossom ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Red plum means "graceful" and "lustrous". Tenjin-sama's plum blossoms are a talisman for success. Plum blossoms are a symbol of good fortune. Their blossoming is indicative of life in full bloom. Current amulet contains a fragment of gold leaf to ward off evil. Many Japanese carry this type of amulet in their wallet or purse as...

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Four leaves clover ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Four leaves clover ENGIMONO lucky charm

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Four leaves clover ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Clover will certainly bring you happiness. Each leaf of a shamrock is thought to represent something. The first three represent faith, hope and love. If you come across a clover with a fourth leaf, it represents luck. It is said that whoever brings with them a four-leaf clover is supposed to be spared accidents or unfortunate...

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Four leaves clover ENGIMONO lucky charm

Japanese lucky charms

Clover will certainly bring you happiness. Each leaf of a shamrock is thought to represent something. The first three represent faith, hope and love. If you come across a clover with a fourth leaf, it represents luck. It is said that whoever brings with them a four-leaf clover is supposed to be spared accidents or unfortunate...

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