[New proposal] An amulet to make my shrine visits special. "Pilgrimage Set for Serenity (Highest Quality Kinran Goshuincho & Coin Purse)"

Hello! Recently, I've been enjoying taking a break from my daily routine to visit shrines and temples, basking in the pleasant breezes. I particularly love the solemn atmosphere when I receive a goshuin stamp.
Now, let me introduce you to HARUMEKI's exciting new items that will make your shrine visits even more cherished and turn them into "special good luck charms"!

〜A dazzling and elegant goshuincho made of kinran brocade and a matching coin purse. Just holding them brings joy to your heart.〜

■ The Beauty of "Kinran Brocade" Born from the Tradition of Hina Dolls
This beautiful fabric is actually upcycled from high-quality "kinran brocade" scraps used in the production of Hina dolls. Hearing about how artisans meticulously craft each piece makes me feel attached to them even before using them.

〜Delicate craftsmanship that shines with artisanal skill. Traditional Japanese beauty blends into modern lifestyles.〜

■ The Synchronization of Heartfelt "Ori-kotoba" and "Goshuin"
Just like the language of flowers, each beautiful flower or classical pattern contains a wish or message of blessing called "Ori-kotoba" (woven words).
Isn't it wonderfully romantic that the "goshuincho" itself, which holds the "goshuin" received in the sacred atmosphere of a shrine visit, is imbued with "Ori-kotoba" that perfectly matches your wishes and current feelings? It's not just a "case" or a "notebook"; it becomes my very own personal amulet.

⇨Click here: Ori-kotoba Dictionary

■ The Chain of Happiness in a "Gama-guchi" (Coin Purse) Where Money Returns
And another favorite item is the matching gama-guchi (coin purse)!
From ancient times, gama-guchi have been considered very auspicious because the shape of their opening resembles a "kaeru" (frog), leading to the saying that "money you spend 'returns' (kaeru)" or "fortune 'returns' (kaeru)."

〜Even the act of taking out offerings is smooth, beautiful, and pleasant.〜

My usual way of using this coin purse during shrine visits is to discreetly keep offerings inside. When making an offering, the series of gestures—opening the coin purse and taking out the offering—transforms into a very thoughtful and special time. I pray with the hope that "the money offered with gratitude will circulate and warmly return to me..." This size is also perfect for storing small items like charms or lip balm, not just coins.

■ Small Auspiciousness (Luck) in Everyday Life
Not only on shrine visit days, but simply keeping it in your work bag adds a bright, elegant Japanese touch to your desk. Every time I take it out of my bag, I remember the message of the Ori-kotoba, and it makes me feel motivated, thinking, "Okay, I'll do my best again today."
Choosing an "Ori-kotoba" according to your goals and wishes, and carrying an auspicious coin purse where "money returns," makes your goshuin collecting time a deeper, more luxurious experience.

Pattern: Cherry blossom Ori-kotoba: "Blessing new beginnings"

Pattern: Phoenix Ori-kotoba: "Peace and a brilliant future"

■I think it would also be a delightful gift to convey "congratulations" or "words of encouragement" to a loved one through the Ori-kotoba. Why not embark on a pleasant shrine visit with your very own good luck charm adorned with Ori-kotoba?

⇨Click here: Goshuin-gama-guchi Set Lineup