Rope-Motif Japanese Pattern (2 Colors Monochrome)
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Description
Inspired by the shimenawa (sacred straw rope), the circular shape evokes the traditional Japanese wreath known as “WAKAZARI.”
The wreath symbolizes a sacred barrier protecting a sacred space and serves as a charm to ward off evil spirits.
Four traditional Japanese patterns are arranged within the design, rendered in a monochromatic color scheme using two colors.
Explanation of Japanese Patterns
・Asanoha (Hemp Leaf): Healthy growth and warding off evil
・Shippo (Seven Treasures): Harmony and good connections
・Seigaiha (Blue Waves): Eternal peace
・Kagome (Lattice): Powerful protection against evil and warding off negative energy
* Based on the shimenawa (sacred rope) as a protective barrier, this design combines patterns specialized for warding off evil, such as “Asanoha” and “Kagome,” with patterns symbolizing peace and harmony, such as ‘Shippo’ and “Seigaiha.”
Diameter: 24 cm
When hanging on a wall, use a thin pin to hang it or attach it with double-sided tape.
Since the depth is only about 1 cm, it can also be propped up against a surface.
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