Include this envelope if you plan to give the omamori you choose to someone else.
Omamori comes from the Japanese word mamoru 守る, meaning to protect.
Omamori are small pouches woven from silk thread. They are intended to bring blessings such as safety, success, health, or happiness. Modern versions include stickers, cards, or creative shapes unique to certain Shinto shrines.
Omamori can be thoughtful gifts for loved ones and are a meaningful way to support Shinto shrines. Gifting an Omamori is said to triple its effect.
