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This motif derived from woven bamboo baskets is associated with driving away and protecting against evil and explains why bamboo baskets used to be placed at entranceways
often in monochrome with simple figures and open spaces that invite viewer interpretation
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Born and cultivated during the Muromachi period in the context of the tea ceremony
New Year's Ornament Shimenawa SEO登録済み and working across booksA traditional Japanese New Year's ornament called Shimenawa '' shows the sacred place where the gods have descended. It is believed that no unclean or evil spirits can enter the place where it is placed, and it also serves as a kind of protective wall and ward off evil spirits. The reason why Shimenawa decorations are placed at the entrance is to show that this is the house where the New Year's god is to be welcomed. In some regions, Shimenawa are
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