Did you know that Japanese culture has its own special kind of good luck charm? They're called omamori. Omamori are beautiful, brightly-colored amulets traditionally made from brocaded fabric. They contain prayers and inscriptions that bring luck and protection to people carrying them. Curious to learn more? Read on for a complete overview of omamori, their significance, and how to use them.
What are omamari charms?
An omamori is a rectangular, embroidered Japanese amulet originating from the Shinto and Buddhist religions. Omamori are said to grant blessings like good luck, protection from evil or disease, professional success, or happiness in love and marriage. Do not open your omamori or its good luck will vanish.
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