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Morishio Salt Set

 

Morishio – Traditional Japanese Salt Charm for Purification & Good Fortune

Morishio is a centuries-old Japanese ritual using small cones or mounds of salt to purify spaces, repel negative energy, and attract blessings.

Often placed at entrances, corners, or sacred spaces, morishio is believed to cleanse invisible disturbances and create a calm, inviting environment—especially for homes and businesses.

✨ Uses:

Place at doorways to invite good energy and protect from unwanted influences

Use in corners of a room to refresh stagnant or heavy spaces

Ideal for shops, studios, or meditation rooms

Replace salt regularly (weekly or monthly) for continued effect

💡 Symbolism:

Purification – Clears residual or emotional negativity

Protection – Wards off harmful energy and spiritual impurities

Prosperity – Commonly used in businesses to welcome abundance and good customers

Balance – Often placed in symmetrical pairs for harmony

 

Set include:
Plates x 2
Boards x 2
Cone x 1
Salt 7.4oz

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    🔯 Seiman (五芒星 / Pentagram)

  • The Seiman is a five-pointed star that can be drawn in a single stroke.

  • It is associated with Abe no Seimei, a renowned onmyōji (master of yin-yang divination) from the Heian period.

  • The symbol represents protection, with the continuous line believed to prevent evil spirits from entering.

#️⃣ Douman (九字 / Lattice Symbol)

  • The Douman symbol resembles a lattice or grid pattern.

  • It is associated with Ashiya Dōman, a rival onmyōji to Abe no Seimei.

  • The lattice is thought to represent multiple eyes watching, serving as a protective charm against evil.

  • It is also connected to the kuji-kiri (nine symbolic cuts), a ritual used for protection and exorcism.

🌊 Use by Ama Divers

  • Ama divers, traditional female free divers in Japan, have used these symbols for protection.

  • The symbols are embroidered on their diving attire and equipment to ward off danger during their underwater activities.

  • This practice underscores the deep-rooted belief in the protective power of these symbols.

🧙 Connection to Onmyōdō

  • Both symbols are integral to Onmyōdō, the traditional Japanese esoteric cosmology combining natural science and occultism.

  • The Seiman and Douman symbols reflect the duality and balance central to Onmyōdō practices.