Japanese lucky charms

Tai-kin Red sea bream ENGIMONO lucky charm

Happiness Gorge Engimono Daurade Red "Tai-Kin"

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Happiness Gorge Engimono Daurade Red "Tai-Kin"

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Happiness Gorge Engimono Daurade Red "Tai-Kin"

Japanese lucky charms

The Daurado is also known as "meetai". The name "Tai-Kin" is a combination of "tai-kin" and "dai-kin", which means "big under", to wear luck. The Daurade is a fish that lives a long time (it could live dozens of years), making it a symbol of longevity. The surface of the body of the Dauradi is red, color symbol of protection...

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Happiness Gorge Engimono Daurade Red "Tai-Kin"

Japanese lucky charms

The Daurado is also known as "meetai". The name "Tai-Kin" is a combination of "tai-kin" and "dai-kin", which means "big under", to wear luck. The Daurade is a fish that lives a long time (it could live dozens of years), making it a symbol of longevity. The surface of the body of the Dauradi is red, color symbol of protection...

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Lucky bunny bunny

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Lucky bunny bunny

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Lucky bunny bunny

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We have long said that the rabbit lived in the moon and that he made elixirs of longevity. It is also said that it symbolizes the leap forward, because of its bounding movements. The great reproductive capacity of the rabbit symbolizes the "prosperity of offspring", and the way it hits it symbolizes the fact that "things will be...

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Lucky bunny bunny

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We have long said that the rabbit lived in the moon and that he made elixirs of longevity. It is also said that it symbolizes the leap forward, because of its bounding movements. The great reproductive capacity of the rabbit symbolizes the "prosperity of offspring", and the way it hits it symbolizes the fact that "things will be...

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Happiness hunk Engimono red plum flower

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Happiness hunk Engimono red plum flower

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Happiness hunk Engimono red plum flower

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The red plum means "graceful" and "brilliant". Tenjin-sama's plum flowers are a talisman for success. Plum flowers are a symbol of good fortune. Their fulfillment is the sign of a life in full bloom. The current amulet contains a gold leaf fragment to remove evil. Many Japanese wear this type...

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Happiness hunk Engimono red plum flower

Japanese lucky charms

The red plum means "graceful" and "brilliant". Tenjin-sama's plum flowers are a talisman for success. Plum flowers are a symbol of good fortune. Their fulfillment is the sign of a life in full bloom. The current amulet contains a gold leaf fragment to remove evil. Many Japanese wear this type...

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Happiness door Engimono Dragon

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Happiness door Engimono Dragon

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Happiness door Engimono Dragon

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It is said that the gold dragon has the greatest power of luck. The dragons are mythical creatures both fears and venerated in several cultures. In the East, dragons are considered powerful and benevolent beings who are lucky. The dragon is a power symbol, courage, strength, wisdom and protection. Moreover, the dragon is a...

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Happiness door Engimono Dragon

Japanese lucky charms

It is said that the gold dragon has the greatest power of luck. The dragons are mythical creatures both fears and venerated in several cultures. In the East, dragons are considered powerful and benevolent beings who are lucky. The dragon is a power symbol, courage, strength, wisdom and protection. Moreover, the dragon is a...

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Happiness door Engimono serpent white

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Happiness door Engimono serpent white

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Happiness door Engimono serpent white

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In Japanese folklore, the white snake, known as Shirohebi, is considered sacred and is venerated from antiquity. It is deemed to be a messenger of Benzaiten, a goddess associated with art, music and eloquence in Japanese Buddhism. The white snake is often associated with good fortune and is considered a benticing and wisdom...

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Happiness door Engimono serpent white

Japanese lucky charms

In Japanese folklore, the white snake, known as Shirohebi, is considered sacred and is venerated from antiquity. It is deemed to be a messenger of Benzaiten, a goddess associated with art, music and eloquence in Japanese Buddhism. The white snake is often associated with good fortune and is considered a benticing and wisdom...

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Happiness door junk ride red

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Happiness door junk ride red

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Happiness door junk ride red

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Redfish has long been considered a fish that wears luck. It symbolizes prosperity, good fortune, the chance to have children (in Japan, children are called Kodakara, the treasures of children), the harmony of the home and the accumulation of wealth. The red fish are supposed to wear luck. The amulet contains here a fragment of...

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Happiness door junk ride red

Japanese lucky charms

Redfish has long been considered a fish that wears luck. It symbolizes prosperity, good fortune, the chance to have children (in Japan, children are called Kodakara, the treasures of children), the harmony of the home and the accumulation of wealth. The red fish are supposed to wear luck. The amulet contains here a fragment of...

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Uchide-no-Kozuchi mallet ENGIMONO lucky charm

Happiness door Engimono Mallet Uchide-No-Kozuchi

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Happiness door Engimono Mallet Uchide-No-Kozuchi

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Happiness door Engimono Mallet Uchide-No-Kozuchi

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of traditional engineering or happiness. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means something or piece. The popularity of these happiness racks is closely linked to Buddhist and Shintanist religions that make pride of place with sacred amulets and superstition. The literary history and Japanese poetry frequently...

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Happiness door Engimono Mallet Uchide-No-Kozuchi

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of traditional engineering or happiness. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means something or piece. The popularity of these happiness racks is closely linked to Buddhist and Shintanist religions that make pride of place with sacred amulets and superstition. The literary history and Japanese poetry frequently...

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Happiness door hunk engimono porcinet

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Happiness door hunk engimono porcinet

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Happiness door hunk engimono porcinet

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of traditional engineering or happiness. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means something or piece. The popularity of these happiness racks is closely linked to Buddhist and Shintanist religions that make pride of place with sacred amulets and superstition. The literary history and Japanese poetry frequently...

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Happiness door hunk engimono porcinet

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of traditional engineering or happiness. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means something or piece. The popularity of these happiness racks is closely linked to Buddhist and Shintanist religions that make pride of place with sacred amulets and superstition. The literary history and Japanese poetry frequently...

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Happiness door Engimono rat

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Happiness door Engimono rat

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Happiness door Engimono rat

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As rats often give birth to a larger number of descendants, they are considered lucky creatures, associated with "prosperity in business" and the "prosperity of offspring". In Japan, rats are symbols of fertility, resourcefulness, adaptability and intelligence. The amulet contains here a...

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Happiness door Engimono rat

Japanese lucky charms

As rats often give birth to a larger number of descendants, they are considered lucky creatures, associated with "prosperity in business" and the "prosperity of offspring". In Japan, rats are symbols of fertility, resourcefulness, adaptability and intelligence. The amulet contains here a...

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Momiji red mapple leaf ENGIMONO lucky charm

Happiness door Engimono Male Male Male

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Happiness door Engimono Male Male Male

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Happiness door Engimono Male Male Male

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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...

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Happiness door Engimono Male Male Male

Japanese lucky charms

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...

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Happiness door Engimono clover 4 leaves

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Happiness door Engimono clover 4 leaves

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Happiness door Engimono clover 4 leaves

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The clover will certainly bring you happiness. It is thought that each leaf of a clover represents something. The first three represent faith, hope and love. If you meet a clover with a fourth leaf, it represents luck. It is said that anyone brings with him a four-leaf clover is supposed to be spared by the accidents or...

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Happiness door Engimono clover 4 leaves

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The clover will certainly bring you happiness. It is thought that each leaf of a clover represents something. The first three represent faith, hope and love. If you meet a clover with a fourth leaf, it represents luck. It is said that anyone brings with him a four-leaf clover is supposed to be spared by the accidents or...

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Happiness door Engimono Chat

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Happiness door Engimono Chat

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Happiness door Engimono Chat

Japanese lucky charms

In Japan, the cat, tinged with mysticism and affection, is associated with luck and prosperity. The very popular Maneki-Neko, cat representation having the right or left lifting paw, invites happiness and prosperity. The cat is also associated with a pure and independent spirit. The amulet contains here a fragment of sensible...

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Happiness door Engimono Chat

Japanese lucky charms

In Japan, the cat, tinged with mysticism and affection, is associated with luck and prosperity. The very popular Maneki-Neko, cat representation having the right or left lifting paw, invites happiness and prosperity. The cat is also associated with a pure and independent spirit. The amulet contains here a fragment of sensible...

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Happiness door Engimono frog

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Happiness door Engimono frog

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Happiness door Engimono frog

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Frogs are considered to be happiness in Japan, because "Kaeru", the Japanese word for frog, is a homophone of the verb "come back", which we often find in expressions such as "Okane Ga Kaeru" (the money comes back), "Fuku Ga Kaeru" (Fortune comes back) or "Buji or Kaeru" (Return Healthy and Except). They are also used to pray...

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Happiness door Engimono frog

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Frogs are considered to be happiness in Japan, because "Kaeru", the Japanese word for frog, is a homophone of the verb "come back", which we often find in expressions such as "Okane Ga Kaeru" (the money comes back), "Fuku Ga Kaeru" (Fortune comes back) or "Buji or Kaeru" (Return Healthy and Except). They are also used to pray...

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Happiness door Engimono Mont-Fuji Clear

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Happiness door Engimono Mont-Fuji Clear

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Happiness door Engimono Mont-Fuji Clear

Japanese lucky charms

Mount Fuji has long been considered a sacred mountain and an object of faith. Fuji is also considered a lucky charm. Fuji has been registered with the World Heritage of Humanity and is more and more the most famous mountain in Japan! The pronunciation of "Fuji" being the same as "immortality" and "security", it was considered a...

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Happiness door Engimono Mont-Fuji Clear

Japanese lucky charms

Mount Fuji has long been considered a sacred mountain and an object of faith. Fuji is also considered a lucky charm. Fuji has been registered with the World Heritage of Humanity and is more and more the most famous mountain in Japan! The pronunciation of "Fuji" being the same as "immortality" and "security", it was considered a...

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Happiness door Engimono Mont-Fuji blue

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Happiness door Engimono Mont-Fuji blue

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Happiness door Engimono Mont-Fuji blue

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of traditional engineering or happiness. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means something or piece. The popularity of these happiness racks is closely linked to Buddhist and Shintanist religions that make pride of place with sacred amulets and superstition. The literary history and Japanese poetry frequently...

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Happiness door Engimono Mont-Fuji blue

Japanese lucky charms

Japan has a rich culture of traditional engineering or happiness. "Engi" means luck and "mono" means something or piece. The popularity of these happiness racks is closely linked to Buddhist and Shintanist religions that make pride of place with sacred amulets and superstition. The literary history and Japanese poetry frequently...

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Happiness door bird bird engmono

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Happiness door bird bird engmono

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Happiness door bird bird engmono

Japanese lucky charms

Blue birds are an integral part of human cultivation and mythology for centuries and symbolize happiness and optimism. He also borne positive news. Blue birds are usually associated with happiness and joy, because they think they bring positive energy and luck in people's lives. They are also a symbol of love and loyalty,...

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Happiness door bird bird engmono

Japanese lucky charms

Blue birds are an integral part of human cultivation and mythology for centuries and symbolize happiness and optimism. He also borne positive news. Blue birds are usually associated with happiness and joy, because they think they bring positive energy and luck in people's lives. They are also a symbol of love and loyalty,...

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Happiness door hunk turtle

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Happiness door hunk turtle

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Happiness door hunk turtle

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Turtles have been known for their longevity and their ability to lay many eggs. It is also said that it "gives birth to the money". As turtles live for a long time, they are considered a symbol of longevity and luck. The common name of the turtle is the Zeni turtle, which comes from the fact that the shape of its carapace looks...

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Happiness door hunk turtle

Japanese lucky charms

Turtles have been known for their longevity and their ability to lay many eggs. It is also said that it "gives birth to the money". As turtles live for a long time, they are considered a symbol of longevity and luck. The common name of the turtle is the Zeni turtle, which comes from the fact that the shape of its carapace looks...

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Happiness door Engimono white plum flower

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Happiness door Engimono white plum flower

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Happiness door Engimono white plum flower

Japanese lucky charms

The white plum means "thanks" and "elegance". Tenjin-sama's plum flowers are a talisman for success. The plum flowers are a good auspicion symbol. Their flowering is significant of life that flourishes. The amulet contains here a fragment of sensible gold leaf removing evil. Many Japanese has this type of amulet in their wallet...

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Happiness door Engimono white plum flower

Japanese lucky charms

The white plum means "thanks" and "elegance". Tenjin-sama's plum flowers are a talisman for success. The plum flowers are a good auspicion symbol. Their flowering is significant of life that flourishes. The amulet contains here a fragment of sensible gold leaf removing evil. Many Japanese has this type of amulet in their wallet...

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Happiness door Engimono owl

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Happiness door Engimono owl

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Happiness door Engimono owl

Japanese lucky charms

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

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Happiness door Engimono owl

Japanese lucky charms

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

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Happiness door Engimono Daruma

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Happiness door Engimono Daruma

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Happiness door Engimono Daruma

Japanese lucky charms

Daruma doll represents the strength to get up against the difficulties. The Daruma, a lucky charm that "falls seven times and goes up eight times", can be offered as a gift with the hope that the couple will be able to overcome the tests he will live together. The goal of the Daruma doll is not to bring a general well-being, but...

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Happiness door Engimono Daruma

Japanese lucky charms

Daruma doll represents the strength to get up against the difficulties. The Daruma, a lucky charm that "falls seven times and goes up eight times", can be offered as a gift with the hope that the couple will be able to overcome the tests he will live together. The goal of the Daruma doll is not to bring a general well-being, but...

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Happiness door Engimono Carpe Koinobori

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Happiness door Engimono Carpe Koinobori

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Happiness door Engimono Carpe Koinobori

Japanese lucky charms

The Koinobori is a carp-shaped air handle, traditionally used in Japan to celebrate children's day, which takes place every 5 May. If you are in Japan at the end of April, you will see these beautiful scaly coils in the Japanese landscape! In Japanese traditional art, carp - or koi in Japanese - represents strength and...

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Happiness door Engimono Carpe Koinobori

Japanese lucky charms

The Koinobori is a carp-shaped air handle, traditionally used in Japan to celebrate children's day, which takes place every 5 May. If you are in Japan at the end of April, you will see these beautiful scaly coils in the Japanese landscape! In Japanese traditional art, carp - or koi in Japanese - represents strength and...

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Happiness door horseshoe horse

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Happiness door horseshoe horse

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Happiness door horseshoe horse

Japanese lucky charms

The horse is an animal that symbolizes vigorous vitality and that it says it brings good fortune and luck in business. It is said that he invites luck and relationships in business. It is a happiness mainly used in business and commercial circles. The amulet contains here a fragment of...

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Happiness door horseshoe horse

Japanese lucky charms

The horse is an animal that symbolizes vigorous vitality and that it says it brings good fortune and luck in business. It is said that he invites luck and relationships in business. It is a happiness mainly used in business and commercial circles. The amulet contains here a fragment of...

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Happiness door Engimono Sakura

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Happiness door Engimono Sakura

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Happiness door Engimono Sakura

Japanese lucky charms

Cherry blossoms are very popular because they wear luck! That cherry blossoms bloom and your life flourishes. In the past, the flowering of cherry trees was used to predict the harvest of the year. The pattern of cherry blossoms is therefore a symbol of "good fortune", "prosperity and abundance". <p...

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Happiness door Engimono Sakura

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Cherry blossoms are very popular because they wear luck! That cherry blossoms bloom and your life flourishes. In the past, the flowering of cherry trees was used to predict the harvest of the year. The pattern of cherry blossoms is therefore a symbol of "good fortune", "prosperity and abundance". <p...

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Happiness door Engimono o jizo-sama

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Happiness door Engimono o jizo-sama

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Happiness door Engimono o jizo-sama

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This little character is an important character for the Japanese who ask for help or implore it as they would for a mother. Of all the deities, it is certainly the one whose Japanese feel closest. This little jizo can help you hunt bad luck and realize your wishes. Its representation is...

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Happiness door Engimono o jizo-sama

Japanese lucky charms

This little character is an important character for the Japanese who ask for help or implore it as they would for a mother. Of all the deities, it is certainly the one whose Japanese feel closest. This little jizo can help you hunt bad luck and realize your wishes. Its representation is...

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Happiness door Engimono Panda

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Happiness door Engimono Panda

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Happiness door Engimono Panda

Japanese lucky charms

The Japanese pronunciation of the word "Panda" is similar to the pronunciation of the word "Panpan or Naru", which means filling out his wallet, a lucky charm to increase his fortune. In Japan, pandas are widely regarded as a symbol of diplomacy. At the time of the Tang Dynasty, the Empress Wu Zetian sent a couple of pandas to...

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Happiness door Engimono Panda

Japanese lucky charms

The Japanese pronunciation of the word "Panda" is similar to the pronunciation of the word "Panpan or Naru", which means filling out his wallet, a lucky charm to increase his fortune. In Japan, pandas are widely regarded as a symbol of diplomacy. At the time of the Tang Dynasty, the Empress Wu Zetian sent a couple of pandas to...

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Omamori

Maneki neko

Daruma

Kokeshi

Amulet brings Japanese happiness