2019.09.17
By Baby姐 - SEP.14 SAT.2019
Omori refers to a Japanese amulet.
The earliest use of Japanese amulets was the same as that of Taiwanese amulets, which were mainly used to ward off evil spirits and relieve bad luck.
After that, it gradually spread to all aspects of life.
Including aspects such as a good relationship, studies, traffic safety, wealth, childbirth safety, health, etc.
Yushou symbolizes wishes and protection.
You can see a variety of amulets in major shrines in Japan,
not only is the design beautiful and diverse, but also the workmanship is exquisite,
many tourists will buy Omori as souvenirs when traveling to Japan.
What’s even more exaggerated is that the Japanese royal guards are so beautiful that they even sold like crazy at the treasure auction.
Picture from:https://www.shimogamo-jinja.or.jp/
Picture from:twitter.com/okome_jyanakute
But on the other hand,
Most of Taiwan's amulet designs cannot break away from traditional customs,
either it emphasizes the Buddha statue or it’s an old trick of Q version design,
it feels…old-fashioned and unchangeable, and maybe not suitable for people like me who don’t like “oral control”…
However, before I go to Japan to get married,
I discovered that there is a Taiwanese manufacturer that uses exquisite lace as its design - Yushou emphasizing "protecting love".
This is the first time I saw this kind of transparent embroidered lace guard,
exquisite white embroidered lace, pure white and flawless, symbolizing the innocence and loyalty of love.
I really thought it was amazing, so I decided to bring this exquisite guard to Japan.
After finishing the machiya wedding with my husband that day,
I also took a photo with the red silk thread of Taiwan Yue Lao and the love guard of Ming Lin Lace.
It means: protect the love that is destined to be thousands of miles away.
原文連結：Sister Baby, talking about love, talking about beauty - Yu Shou has a good relationship
