Ise Miyachu Kagura (Shinto Music And Dancing) Purifying Bell

Description

Description of item
[ The origin of the Kagura Bell ]
Kagura means originally the place where the god resides, and the Gagaku music danced there is said to have come to be called Kagura.
Kagura bells have a total of 15 bells, 7, 5, and 3 from the bottom, but they are also called Shichigosan bells because of the way they are attached.
It is said that it is due to the auspicious number "odd number" in China.
The bell is believed to have "the power to cleanse the evil." It is believed that the "sound of the bell" is more powerful than the bell itself.
It attracts the Spirit of God with a clear sound, expects the spirit to rise, and seeks to obtain greater divine virtues. It only makes sense to ring the bell and use it.
The other is said to have the effect of "attractive". It is thought to have the effect of amulets and calling gods.
[ Details]
Size: Approx. W11 cm (4.3 in) x L 30 cm (11.8 in)
Weight: Approx. 420 g (14.8 oz)
Material: Brass with real gold plating * The handle of the Kagura bell is cashew lacquer.
[Cleaning method]
After use, wipe off fingerprints and hand sweat with a soft cloth (like a cloth for eyeglasses), and store in a sealable bag.
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