Hasedera Temple Omamori

Hasedera Temple sits on a hillside above Kamakura, founded in the 8th century according to temple legend. Its main hall houses an eleven-headed Kannon statue over 9 meters tall — one of the largest wooden Buddhist statues in Japan — while its grounds are known for thousands of small Jizo statues, traditionally regarded as guardians of travelers and children.

Omamori associated with Hasedera draw on this same spirit of watchfulness and compassion, traditionally sought for protection and general well-being.

Omamori in this collection are genuine items associated with Hasedera Temple, shipped from Japan with tracked worldwide delivery.