[Tonbobo] Modern Shinto Altar, Youkumo (Sun Cloud) [Semi-circular shape like the rising sun, a beacon of hope] Compact Shinto altar, inspired by the s

⛩【Modern Design Shrine | Harmony of Sunrise, Light, and Clouds】The modern shrine "Yōun" is inspired by the sea of ​​clouds as the sun rises. Made of warm, natural wood (raw wood color and walnut color), the beautiful wood grain and calming double color scheme (34cm wide x 20cm deep x 18.5cm high) harmonize with both Western and Japanese style homes. The solemn torii gate on the front creates a sacred space and accommodates the offering of Ise Grand Shrine amulets (Sansha-fuda). If the product is damaged due to packaging, please contact the seller.

☀️【Sunlight Prayer Shrine | Light of Peace Bringing Home】 "Yōun" evokes the image of the rising sun illuminating hope. The gentle light pouring onto the shrine creates a pure and refreshing spot in a corner of your room. Offer your daily gratitude and prayers in this warm, sunlit place. Installation is secure with magnets for a firmer feel, making it easy to install even by yourself.

☁️【Clouds to Carry Your Wishes | Crystal Cloud Plate】Above the gods are only clouds and the heavens. To ensure respectful worship even in modern apartment buildings, a crystal "cloud plate" is included. Lightweight and enhances the beauty of the shrine. Easy installation without damaging walls or ceilings using removable, strong double-sided tape. Safe for rental properties. *Attach the cloud plate to the top of the shrine or to the ceiling.

🏹【Compact and Multifunctional | Worship as You Wish】Despite its compact size, it offers ample space to hold not only Shinto ritual objects, sakaki branches, and hama-ya arrows, but also important items such as amulets and goshuincho (stamp books) acquired during travels. The hama-ya arrow can be placed inside the torii gate as desired, or displayed vigorously to the side (designed with dedicated space in mind). The flat back and lightweight design make wall mounting easy using the included wall-mounting hardware (small pin hooks that leave minimal holes). It also offers excellent stability as a freestanding unit.

⛅️【For a Pure Place | Making Daily Prayers Easier】 "Tsukigumo" is a Shinto altar designed with the moon as its motif, and its twin, "Yogumo," is designed with the sun as its concept. It is said to be best placed in a bright, clean, and high place (south-facing or east-facing is ideal). Yogumo can be set up simply by "placing" it on top of a chest of drawers or bookshelf at a height that makes it easy to offer daily prayers. If wall-mounted, place it in an even cleaner, higher position.