Mini S Sakaki Round Stand with Torii Gate, Shinto Shrine Set, Handcrafted by Artisans, Includes Torii Gate, Ofuda Holder, Shinto Shrine, Sakaki,

These sakaki trees are made from high-quality preserved camellia leaves from Tanba, allowing for long-term use (approximately one year or more) without the need for replacement. A unique manufacturing process (Utility Model No. 3222297) prevents the leaves from losing their shape. This set includes two round sakaki stands and a Shinto altar, all made from Japanese cypress. The kamidana has a simple design, so it can be placed in a Western-style living room without looking out of place, and we also have preserved sakaki and round sakaki stands available, so you can display them right away. The sakaki is also sized to fit the kamidana, and the sakaki stand is smaller than 3 sun, making it compact. This product is crafted using carefully selected high-quality Japanese cypress, a premium building material. A torii gate stands in the center of the charm stand, giving it a shrine-like atmosphere. Beyond the torii gate, which separates the secular world from the divine realm, you can securely enshrine charms and stamp books received from shrines, as well as lottery tickets. At shrines and other places, a torii gate, a kind of gate that separates the sacred area where the gods reside from the secular world where humans live, is placed at the front. There is a hole in the base so that the torii can be inserted and stood stably. It is a freestanding type that does not require drilling holes in the walls of your home. Because it is a freestanding type, you can place it on a shelf or dresser. It is compact so it does not take up much space. It is not waterproof, so when cleaning, simply wipe off any dust with a soft, dry cloth. It can be used for a variety of occasions, including as a charm holder, to display a goshuin stamp book, to display sacred charms, to display amulets, as a wooden charm holder, to hold amulets, for good luck, to bring about good fortune, for the first shrine visit of the year, for Shichi-Go-San, for prayers for success, to ward off bad luck, for safe childbirth, for recovery from illness, for prayers for victory, for traffic safety, for purifying a new car, for the safety of the home, for safety at work, for prosperous business, for safe travels, for weddings, and for many other prayers.