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Our products are omamoris, amulets with a specific purpose. Omamori (御守 or お守り) are Japanese talismans commonly sold at Shinto and Buddhist shrines, dedicated to certain Shinto kamis and Buddhist figures. The traditional omamori consists of a piece of paper or wood with a message of luck, peace and faith written on it, as well as the name of the temple or shrine where it was obtained, kept inside a cloth bag with a string so that it can be tied anywhere. It's common to see them hanging from the rear-view mirror of cars to provide protection and prevent accidents. Conceived after a suggestion and guidance from the monks of the Takeda temple in Yamanashi, Japan, the amamoris were produced in Thailand with absolute craftsmanship using silver pieces and natural fibers from Jalapão, a state park located in central Brazil. The stones are natural, come from different countries and have not been treated to alter their color. They have simply been cut. Produced in a limited edition, the bracelets were blessed after they were made.