MAYZOLOP Shinto Shrine Holder, Simple Shinto Shrine, Stylish, Standing or Hanging Type, Easy Installation, Holds Hamaya (Hamaya) Arrows, Approx. 25cm

[Modern Design Shinto Shrine] This modern-style Shinto shrine fits in well with both Japanese and Western-style rooms. It can accommodate not only multiple offerings ofuda (talismans), but also a set of sacred implements, a goshuincho (stamp book), and amulets. It also has ample space to store paper money and wooden talismans for rituals. [Ofudatate/Simple Shinto Shrine] This Shinto shrine is crafted from pure white aluminum alloy, giving it an elegant, porcelain-like appearance. The railing prevents the talismans from falling over while maintaining its beauty. It is easy to clean and maintain, and its warm white color creates a gentle atmosphere in any space. Its simple, delicate design blends seamlessly with both Western and Japanese-style rooms, making it both practical and beautiful, and easy to maintain. [Available as both a freestanding and hanging type] This modern Shinto altar is available in both freestanding and hanging types, allowing you to freely choose the type that best suits your lifestyle. The simple design blends in with a variety of interiors and does not detract from the atmosphere of the room, creating a majestic atmosphere whether placed or hung. It provides a free and reverent ritual experience while maintaining stability. [Versatile] This Shinto altar boasts excellent storage capacity and is ideal for organizing and displaying not only religious items such as talismans, amulets, and bill holders, but also various important collections such as banknotes, photo frames, records, and books. [Easy Installation] The plaster plug design allows even a woman to easily install it with just one finger, usually in about 5 minutes. For added stability, we recommend using double-sided tape. The compact design is suitable for small spaces such as apartments and does not feel oppressive. It's also ideal for displaying sacred talismans and hamaya arrows, even in places where a traditional Shinto altar would be difficult to install.