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| Address | 16-6 Akuranaka Takarazukashi Hyogo, JAPAN ZIP:665-0822 |
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| Representative Name | SHINICHI IKUTA |
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| No. of Employees | 9 |
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SD item code:14201009
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Approx. 12mm 1 piece
 Original text before translation
約12mm 1点
(jw-24-12m)
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(jw-24-12m)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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About 1 week
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[Size] inner diameter: approx. 17 cm, approx. 12 mm
[Material]Japanese cedar |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: cedar
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Description
| [ natural stones power stone accessories fashion accessories ] What is [Oomuchitama]? It is a large cedar at the main shrine of the Ise Jingu (Inner Shrine), where the eight mirrors, one of the three sacred treasures of the Ise Jingu, are enshrined. It is a part of the cedar that collapsed by Typhoon No. 18 in 2009. The Ise Jingu Shrine consists of the Inner Shrine, which enshrines Amaterasu, the great ancestor deity, and the Outer Shrine, which enshrines Toyoke-no-Omikami, the guardian deity of food, clothing, and shelter. The cedar trees that grow in the shrine's forests are called "Jingu cedars. Because trees in the forest of the shrine are not allowed to be cut down, only cedar trees that are more than 300 years old and have been felled by the wind are considered to be "Jingu-cedar". Only windfall trees that are over 300 years old are called "Oyama cedar," and are only rarely seen in the world. The "Muchi" in "Ohmuchinotama" is a precious name for "noble god," and the name "Ohmuchinotama" means a pearl from a very noble god. **************** *Beads *strands / *Carved beads *grains *Material *Parts / *Display *Bracelets / *Rings *Necklaces / *Pendant tops *Straps / *Earrings *Ornaments / *Minerals ************ |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Feb.19th 2026 to Apr.23rd 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Feb.3rd 2026 to Feb.5th 2026 |
| EMS | From Feb.2nd 2026 to Feb.5th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Feb.4th 2026 to Feb.9th 2026 |
| DHL | From Feb.2nd 2026 to Feb.4th 2026 |
| UPS | From Feb.2nd 2026 to Feb.4th 2026 |
| FedEx | From Feb.2nd 2026 to Feb.4th 2026 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Please note that we cannot accept any specifications for the shade, color, or size of the wood.
*Wood is made from nature. Please note that the wood is not man-made and is soft, so there is a possibility of small scratches and other defects. There may also be natural scratches that are not man-made. Please enjoy the natural individual expression of the wood. |
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What is [Oomuchitama]?
It is a large cedar at the main shrine of the Ise Jingu (Inner Shrine), where the eight mirrors, one of the three sacred treasures of the Ise Jingu, are enshrined.
It is a part of the cedar that collapsed by Typhoon No. 18 in 2009.
The Ise Jingu Shrine consists of the Inner Shrine, which enshrines Amaterasu, the great ancestor deity, and the Outer Shrine, which enshrines Toyoke-no-Omikami, the guardian deity of food, clothing, and shelter.
The cedar trees that grow in the shrine's forests are called "Jingu cedars.
Because trees in the forest of the shrine are not allowed to be cut down, only cedar trees that are more than 300 years old and have been felled by the wind are considered to be "Jingu-cedar".
Only windfall trees that are over 300 years old are called "Oyama cedar," and are only rarely seen in the world.
The "Muchi" in "Ohmuchinotama" is a precious name for "noble god," and the name "Ohmuchinotama" means a pearl from a very noble god.
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*Beads *strands / *Carved beads *grains
*Material *Parts / *Display
*Bracelets / *Rings
*Necklaces / *Pendant tops
*Straps / *Earrings
*Ornaments / *Minerals
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【 天然石 パワーストーン アクセサリー ファッション 雑貨 】
「伊勢神宮御山杉 大貴珠（おおむちのたま）」とは?
三種の神器の一つ八鏡をお祭りする正宮皇大神宮(内宮)の大杉で
2009年の台風18号で倒れたものの一部です。
大御祖神天照大神をお祀りする内宮と、衣食住の守り神である豊受大御神をお祀りする外宮から成る伊勢神宮。
その神域とされる神宮の杜で生まれ育った杉は「神宮杉」と呼ばれます。
神宮の杜内の木は伐採が許されていないため、伊勢神宮御神木で
樹齢三百年以上の風倒木などだけが「御山杉」と名前を変えてごく稀に世に出回るのです。
大貴珠(オオムチノタマ)の貴(ムチ)とは「貴い神」を表す尊称とされ、大変貴い神様からの珠という意味の名がつけられています。
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▼ビーズ・連 / ▼彫刻ビーズ・粒
▼素材・パーツ / ▼ディスプレイ
▼ブレスレット / ▼リング
▼ネックレス / ▼ペンダントトップ
▼ストラップ / ▼ピアス
▼置物 / ▼鉱物
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