Kamidana No Sato - Modern Wall-Mounted Kamidana, Stylish, with Talisman Holder, Shinonome Three-Shrine Design, Easy To Use, for Charms, for New Beginn

Shinonome is an archaic word meaning "the time when the dawn sky gradually brightens from the east." This is a simple, domestically produced Shinto altar inspired by the mystical moment when the sun pays homage to a torii gate. It can be placed in a Western-style living room without looking out of place, and can hold three of the commonly distributed amulets. It can be used as a freestanding or wall-mounted altar. *Wall-mounting hardware included. Shinonome is an archaic word meaning "the time when the dawn sky gradually brightens from the east." This is a simple, domestically produced Shinto altar inspired by the mystical moment when the sun pays homage to a torii gate. It can be placed in a Western-style living room without looking out of place, and can hold three of the commonly distributed amulets. It can be used as a freestanding or wall-mounted altar. *Wall-mounting hardware included.