Shimenawa (sacred straw rope with paper streamers) made of Seima hemp, 30cm Seima hemp is said to have a purifying power stronger than water or salt, and is also known as the "plant where the gods reside." It is used in Shinto shrines for shimenawa, bell cords, purification wands, and gohei (zigzag paper streamers), symbolizing the purification and protection of a space. It is also used for accessories, shrine decorations, and purifying entrances. It is said to be an "antenna" and "yorishiro" (object representing a divine presence) for the gods, possessing a unique energy believed to bring good fortune. It is said to purify oneself and a space, regulate energy, release stagnant energy, and attract good flow. *For those who purchase multiple items, a Seima hemp earring or ear cuff will be gifted.*