MORISHIO Japanese Orgone Pyramid, Salt purification zen lucky ornaments (Gold)

MORISHIO is a traditional Japanese salt mound, long cherished as a lucky ornament in Japan. It is made using natural salt that has been purified at Ise Grand Shrine, a sacred Shinto shrine in Japan. MORISHIO is a custom deeply rooted in Japanese tradition. Salt is believed to have the power to purify negative energy and attract positive energy. Placing them at entrances of homes or shops is meant to ward off bad energy and invite good fortune and prosperity. Salt has long been believed to possess strong purifying properties, and it came to be used as a charm against evil to ward off bad energy. The origin of salt mounds is said to be from a time when a noble person traveling by oxcart tried to attract the ox by placing salt, as oxen are fond of salt. From this, salt mounds became a symbol of attracting people and good fortune. They are often placed at the entrances of Japanese restaurants and stores, expressing a wish for many customers and prosperity. The shape is typically formed into a pair of octagonal or conical mounds. They are made using special salt that has been ritually purified at Ise Grand Shrine, the central shrine of Japanese Shinto. While traditional salt mounds need to be replaced every 1 to 2 weeks, this product does not need to be replaced for 6 months to 1 year.Salt components may appear on the surface, which is a sign of genuine natural salt. If you are concerned, gently wipe the surface with a cloth. Salt may leach out in highly humid environments.We recommend replacing it every 6 months to 1 year. This product is carefully crafted by skilled artisans. Due to its handmade nature, there may be individual differences in appearance. Please handle with care as the tips are sharp.