Hokori (broom) made with Seima (refined hemp fiber) in a Kaname Musubi (wish-fulfilling knot) design. (Mixed with plant-based dye) Green two-tone. Seima has been used in Shinto rituals since ancient times. It is a sacred plant, said to be an "antenna" and "yorishiro" (a thing that serves as a temporary dwelling for a spirit) for the gods. It is believed to have a unique vibration and to purify impurities that cannot be removed by water or salt, and has been believed to bring good luck since ancient times. It is said to purify oneself and the space, to adjust energy, to release stagnant energy, and to attract a good flow. The Kaname Musubi is a knot also used in amulets and is said to fulfill wishes. ⚫︎ Exorcises evil spirits and protects the mind and body. ⚫︎ For amulets, room decorations, and meditation. By sweeping like a broom, it exorcises evil spirits and spreads the vibration of Seima. It is also recommended for purifying objects, as a hemp decoration in your room, or for cleaning your kamidana (Shinto altar). It is said that displaying it at the entrance exorcises evil spirits, sweeping it over the body promotes relaxation of the mind and body, and displaying it in the room purifies the air and creates a comfortable space. Also good for car amulets. You can also use it to purify accessories and power stones. ※ For those who purchase a bulk order of Seima decorations: Seima earrings or ear studs will be gifted.