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Extra Large Size A Lucky Charm Natural Material New Year's Shimekazari (Shimenawa Decoration) Shimenawa Wreath
Product Details
?One of a kind
?Immediate purchase: OK
?Anonymous shipping: Possible (additional fee, not recommended)
?Discounts, custom orders, holds: Not available
?Listing deadline: Undecided (details below)
?Please read profile before purchasing
For decorative purposes only. Not for consumption or as seeds.
Extra Large Shimenawa (New Year's Rope) Decoration - Natural Materials
?Size: See attached photos (please allow for slight variations)
?Natural materials (will dry over time)
?Shipping: Waterproof packaging
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Regarding Listing Deadline
We aim for delivery by December 28th.
Shipping will be finalized between the 22nd and 26th.
Deliveries may take longer than usual as we approach the busy year-end period.
We recommend purchasing early to allow ample time.
December 28th: Auspicious day, Suehiro-gari no Hachi (spreading prosperity like a fan)
December 29th: Unlucky day, associated with Nijลซku (double suffering)
December 30th: Most suitable day if delivery by the 28th is not possible
December 31st: Ichiyakazari (one-night decoration), disrespectful to the New Year's deity
Straw: Wards off bad luck from the old year
Pine: Symbolizes longevity, eternal life, and trees where gods reside
Rice stalks: Symbol of bountiful harvest
Nanten (Nandina): Nanten sounds like nan o tensuru (turning misfortune into luck), an auspicious plant that wards off disaster
Senryo (Japanese Aucuba): Symbolizes business prosperity, family prosperity, profit, wealth, and assets
Urajiro (Gleichenia): Symbolizes purity, integrity, and immortality
Hikagenokazura (Clubmoss): Symbolizes longevity and prosperity
Asebi (Andromeda): Wards off evil and brings good fortune
Yuzuriha (Daphne): Symbolizes descendant prosperity
Gettou (Shell Ginger): Wards off evil and purifies misfortune
Mizuhiki (Decorative cord): Connects people, symbolizes matchmaking
Fan: Symbolizes eternal prosperity, good luck, and development
Temari (Handball): Symbolizes good relationships and resolving matters smoothly
Kome-dara (Rice bale): Symbolizes bountiful harvest and business prosperity
Hama-yari (Exorcising arrow): Hama o yaburu (breaking evil), symbolizes good health
Shide (Paper streamers): Wards off impurity
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Daily Cleaning: Use a soft brush or damp cloth to gently wipe away dirt. Avoid harsh chemicals. For mesh areas, use diluted mild detergent and a soft brush.
Drying: Air dry in a cool, shaded place after cleaning. Avoid direct sunlight or high heat, which can cause fading and glue deterioration.
Storage: Stuff with paper to maintain shape when not in use. Store in a dry, ventilated area to prevent mold. Rotate between multiple pairs to extend lifespan.
Usage Notes: Designed for basketball. Not recommended for hiking, long-distance running, or other specialized sports where different performance features are required.





