This beautiful omamori, a traditional Japanese amulet, actively protects its owner. Known as the “Migawari Mamori,” it takes on the burdens of the person who carries it. The charm shields against harm, absorbs bad luck, and helps prevent accidents. More than decoration, it embodies a timeless piece of Japanese culture.

A Rich History of Protection

The story of this omamori begins in the Edo period with Tatsugorō, a master carpenter. A protective charm once saved his life, and artisans later replicated it as the Migawari Mamori. Believers say it substitutes itself for its owner, guarding against misfortune and danger. Rooted in history, this charm carries deep meaning it represents more than a souvenir from Japan; it preserves a living tradition.

A Meaningful Gift

You can give this omamori to friends or family to show your care for their safety. Artisans enclose the protective charm in a fabric pouch so you can carry it everywhere on a bag, on your keys, or in your pocket. As a symbol of good wishes and protection, it offers peace of mind to anyone who keeps it close.