Goheizaru Design MENUKI 目貫

Description

Design: Goheizaru (sacred monkey figure in Shinto tradition)

Mei: Mumei, but has been attributed to the Kyokinko Tradition

Material: Copper with Gold

Era: Late Edo Period

Region: Kyoto Province

Box: Paulownia box

[Size]

Left Length: 1.2cm

Left Width: 4.0cm

Right Length: 1.2cm

Right Width: 4.0cm

Total Weight: 9g

[Describe]

Gohei-zaru is a sacred monkey figure in Shinto tradition, often used as a talisman or ritual ornament.

"Gohei" (御幣) refers to paper or cloth streamers used in Shinto rituals to symbolize offerings to the gods.

"Zaru" (猿) means monkey, which is considered a divine messenger or a symbol of protection in Japanese folklore.

Gohei-zaru is sometimes seen at shrines, especially those with strong monkey-related beliefs, such as Hiyoshi Taisha. It is believed to bring good luck and ward off evil.

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