【Inari. White-faced. Wisteria] woven style beaded handmade Japanese fox noodle bracelet crystal agate

【Inari Series】 "Golden Fox. Red String" (Weaving Wind Beads) Yang Yan Huahu is happy to be full, and the red string is rushing to make money. "Silver Fox. Black Rope" (Weaving Wind Beads) The moon shade nourishes no one knows, and the treasures of the city are hidden in the dark. "White Face. Wisteria" (Weaving Wind Beads) The wisteria swayed in the wind, and the umbrella was alone in the drizzle. "White Face. Green Moss" (Weaving Wind Beads) The green leaves and loess are near the mountains, and the temple is hidden under the green fox moss. Inari God has the characteristics of a farming god and is now in this business age, Merchants also inherited the worship of foxes. If crops are harvested, business will inevitably flourish; So traditional Japan worships the god of Inari, Pray for prosperity and prosperity. They not only think that rice is a symbol of wealth, I am more optimistic about the fox’s cleverness and wisdom, It is the blessing belief of many trading companies in Japan. Because of Inari’s rich inclusiveness, Become the god of merit for a wide range of believers. Inari Shrine dedicated to worshiping the god of Inari is very popular throughout Japan. According to legend, Fushimi is the main haunt of foxes. The famous Kobo master Kukai was looking for the dojo in Fushimi, Going deep into the barren hills, encountering heavy fog and getting lost, I can't get out even if I go around. In a critical moment, a golden fox suddenly appeared to lead the way. Rescued Master Kukai from the mountains. Afterwards, the master established Inari Taisha to commemorate the event. Japanese ancient Shinto legends use gold and silver foxes to symbolize the sun and the moon. It is also a symbol of yin and yang. ▪️Micro-fine Seiko Fox Noodles ▪️Special braided rope ornaments (knot craft) ▪️Minimal 2mm Poet B word anti-counterfeiting design