(Incense and white sage not included)

the "cosmic egg"

you can also use the garland for the dinner

It is traditionally believed that the kami (deities) dwell in evergreen trees

painted cast iron and with a paper wind catcher

Seigaiha, rökelseskål i keramik Resin (Incense and white sage notThe name Seigaiha comes from a piece of Japanese classical music. The pattern, which can be traced back to the 6th century, represents the sea and symbolizes peace and quiet. Create a little zen feeling with this lovely and versatile incense bowl. Use it to burn Japanese incense by placing one or more incense sticks in marble sand. Or use it for smudging rituals with white sage or palo santo. If the marble sand becomes dirty, it can be rinsed in water