Kyoto Shimogamo Shrine Kamo no Kubote [Size of the Kubote] Top diameter: Approximately 9.5cm Height: Approximately 4cm [Size of the green box] Length: Approximately 10.2cm Width: Approximately 10.2cm Height: Approximately 5cm From ancient times, starting with the Aoi Festival, earthenware from the Jomon period, used to hold offerings for year-round festivals, have been excavated from the grounds and Tadasu no Mori. Among them is earthenware called Kubote, which is the origin of today's teacups. Shimogamo Shrine still uses them for religious ceremonies. A pamphlet with a map of the shrine grounds will be included. The photos are for reference. The item sent will be unopened. Immediate purchase is possible. Thank you. 【 #SoraGoshuin 】 【 #SoraOmamori 】 ☜ Click here to see other omamori (amulets) etc. on sale. We can also handle combined applications, so please consider it. m(*_ _)m Kyoto Shimogamo Shrine, amulet, lace, Kamo Mioya Shrine, health and longevity, good luck, fortune, amulet, seasonal amulet, four seasons amulet, snow, crystal, world cultural heritage, power spot, rugby, winter limited, winter, amulet, winter limited, snowflake, amulet, rare, lace amulet, four seasons amulet, four seasons amulet, cherry blossom motif, hydrangea, hydrangea, limited time, Kubote, hawan, kubotsuki, teacup, tea bowl