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Japan is rich in a culture steeped in engimono, these traditional good-luck charms, true symbols of good fortune.
The term "engi" means luck, and "mono" designates an object or an element. These Japanese good-luck charms are deeply rooted in Buddhist and Shinto traditions, where sacred amulets and superstitions play a central role. Japanese literature and poetry often highlight animals, plants or symbolic objects, bearers of good luck or bad luck.
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