Shichigosan Ornament / Shimekazari

In the Manyoshu, you can see the word "Shimenaha", and in the Kojiki, you can see the word "Shirikumenawa".
In general, it is often referred to as "Shimekazari", and it is also referred to as "Shimekazari" because the straw is hung down as "3, 5, 7," at regular intervals. Will be done.

At the houses in Iseji, the entrance is decorated with Shichigosan decorations throughout the year. increase.

A long time ago, "Somin Shorai" warmly welcomed the "Susanoo-no-Son" who arrived at Ise after being exhausted on a long journey. Takashi said, "If there is a plague in the world after , then you, the descendants of the future of Somin, will not be spared from those who wear a ring of clouds on their waists." Give.

The seven-five-three decorations of the "Somin Shorai Descendant Family Gate" with such a legend, even now, at the houses in Iseji, as a guardian tag for evil epidemics, good luck, business prosperity, and family safety throughout the year. At Matsushitasha in Futami-cho, which is also decorated as a lucky charm and is called "Somin no Mori" or "Seimei no Mori", "Susanoo-no-Son" and "Somin Shorai" are dedicated, and at the end of the year, Shichigosan decorations are displayed. It is distributed.

Susanoo-no-Mikoto
The younger brother of Amaterasu Omikami, the god of peace. He was born with the rough nature of rough money and made the surroundings squeeze, but later realized that he was relieved and became a vassal of Yaegaki who protects Amaterasu Omikami.

The original god of the samurai. It is handed down to the god who wrote waka poems for the first time.

A part of the sales of the product with donation "Thanks Tenugui Shichigosan Ornament" will be donated to the Red Feather Community Chest.

This product uses the traditional woven fabric "Ise cotton" and the traditional craft "Ise katagami", which boasts a history of more than 1,000 years, and is hand-dyed by craftsmen using Japan's unique dyeing technique "injection dyeing". It is a carefully dyed hand towel .

Ise katagami is a traditional craft that boasts a history of more than a thousand years. It requires good skill, patience and patience.

Ise cotton is a traditional woven fabric that has been around for over 250 years since the Edo period.
The finest cotton is twisted into one and woven carefully. Therefore, it has breathability and humidity control properties, and is less likely to wrinkle and has a smooth feel.
The more you use it, the softer the texture will increase.