• A traditional Japanese omamori for misfortune protection from Saijo Inari temple, with a black fabric and a floral pattern, shown on its original card.
  • Front view of a traditional Japanese omamori for misfortune protection from Saijo Inari temple, with a black fabric and a floral pattern.
  • Back view of a traditional Japanese omamori for misfortune protection from Saijo Inari temple, with a black fabric and a subtle design.
  • Front view of a traditional Japanese omamori for misfortune protection from Saijo Inari temple, with a white fabric and a floral pattern.
  • Back view of a traditional Japanese omamori for misfortune protection from Saijo Inari temple, with a white fabric and a subtle design.
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Saijo Inari Temple

Misfortune Protection Omamori (Saijo Inari Temple)

$26.00 USD
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Misfortune Protection Omamori from Saijo Inari Temple in Okayama, Japan is an authentic Japanese omamori traditionally associated with protection and safety.

Meaning & Traditional Purpose

This omamori is traditionally associated with protection from harm, misfortune, or everyday risks, depending on the specific blessing shown on the charm.

About This Omamori

The charm is available in two color options: an elegant white and a classic black, both with a delicate floral pattern.

Available in two color options: white and black, both with a delicate floral pattern.

Product Details

  • Traditional purpose: Protection and safety
  • Temple: Saijo Inari Temple
  • Location: Okayama, Japan
  • Color: Black / White
  • Size: Approximately 7.0 × 4.0 cm
  • Quantity: 1 omamori

Authenticity

This is a genuine Japanese omamori associated with Saijo Inari Temple and sourced in Japan. It is not a reproduction or an omamori-style souvenir produced by our store.

Shipped from Japan with secure tracking. A traditional cultural item, not a medical product.

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