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Traditional Japanese Onigawara Culture
Since ancient times in Japan, there has been a custom of warding off evil spirits by installing roof tiles shaped like demons (oni in Japanese) or highly decorative tiles on roofs. The Demon-faced stone of Ishimo uses high-quality stone material, Date-kanmuri Stone, which gives a more substantial feel than tiles. Crafted by artisans in Kyoto, these stones feature classical demon designs, making them special masterpieces.
Onigawara Tiles: Guardians Against Misfortune
Onigawara tiles are tiles installed at the edge of tiled roofs. In addition to their original purpose of preventing rain leakage, these tiles also serve as charms against bad luck and evil spirits. It is believed that by giving them the appearance of demons, they protect the house from disasters. While traditionally placed on the roof, Onigawara tiles are now appreciated for their design and are also used as interior decorations.
Exclusive Unfortune-Repellent Stones, Crafted from Stone at Ishimo
The development of Ishimo's Demon-faced stone began with the desire to deliver special talismans that follow Japanese customs using stone. The design was created by a specialist stone designer who focused on the classical expression of demons, paying attention to details such as dynamic fur, lively eyes, and mouth shapes. The stone Oni-Repellent Stones, with a more substantial and impactful presence than tiles, instantly enhance the atmosphere of any space.
Showcasing Elegance with Date-kanmuri Stone from Miyagi Prefecture
Date Kanmuri Stone is an andesite quarried from Mt. Okura in southern Miyagi Prefecture. It is known as a high-quality stone with fine grain and one of the world's best compressive strengths. It is a rare stone with a high iron content, with an oxidized brown exterior and black interior. It is mainly used for sculptures and stone towers. With its beautiful contrast between the two colors and its one-of-a-kind appearance, Date Kan Stone has fascinated many artists. When polished, the black interior becomes visible, but over time it gradually oxidizes and changes to the color of iron rust. It is also characterized by its low moisture absorption and weathering resistance.
The entire stone is finished with a glossy water-polished surface, featuring a sleek touch and a distinctive refined black color. The carved parts maintain their original color, allowing you to appreciate the different expressions created by the finishing process. The high-quality black Date-kanmuri Stone harmonizes with any space.
Hand-Carved Sculptures by Kyoto Stone Craftsman
The Unfortune-Repellent Stones are carved by stone craftsman works in Kyoto, known for their expertise in sculpting large dragons and stone Buddhas. As a result, these stones express an energetic demon that is unique and cannot be experienced elsewhere.
Recommended Usage
You can use the Demon-faced Stones both at home and in shops. Place this product in the direction of the demon-gate (northeast) of the building. To ward off negative energy, it is essential to keep the demon-gate clean. Before placing the Demon-Repellent Stone, we recommend cleaning the surrounding area. As the stone is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, you can place it wherever you prefer. For maintenance, use a soft sponge or cloth dampened with water to wipe away dirt.
Product Information
Stone Type: Datate Crown Stone (Produced in Miyagi Prefecture)
Size: Height 20cm ¡ß Width 16cm ¡ß Depth 16cm
Weight: Approximately 7kg
Handling Precautions
1. This product is heavy. When moving it, please lift it with both hands securely.
2. Stone is a fragile material. Please be careful not to bump it against objects.