Shinsuke Kamiya A guardian deity with an ogre's face! Onigawara (ogre tiles) have long been displayed on the roofs of temples, shrines, and houses as guardian deities to ward off calamities. They are carefully crafted by "Onishi" (ogre tile artisans) who possess traditional tile-making techniques passed down for over 1400 years from ancient Japanese architecture. The Oni-Gao Mamori (Kiganmori) from Onigawara Iemori is specially blessed at Noma Daibo in Minamichita, Aichi Prefecture. Since it is blessed at a temple famous for fulfilling Minamoto no Yoritomo's prayers in ancient times, you can expect great benefits! As Onigawara plays a role in repelling evil spirits, please attach it to your belongings as an amulet for warding off disasters, ensuring family safety, and traffic safety! Information Brand Onigawara Iemori Technique Sanshu Onigawara Material Clay (specially blessed at Noma Daibo) Size (cm) W4.5 * D1.3 * H10, Leather cord: approx. 80 Weight (g) 50 Capacity (ml) 0 Box OPP bag Note Remarks The position of the engraving on the back of the product may differ from the photo.As it is pottery, it may break if subjected to impact.It is believed to protect the wearer from misfortune and can sometimes act as a substitute.If attaching to portable items, there is a risk of scratches, so please attach a cork sheet or felt to the back of the amulet before use.Due to being handmade, the actual product may differ slightly from the images.
