出雲ゆかりのモチーフ4つをちりばめた「ご縁うさぎ」金襴生地の御朱印帳です。金襴生地で仕立てた御朱印帳は、他とはひと味違う絢爛豪華なひとしな。
華やかでありながらも、寺社の荘厳な雰囲気にもぴったりなこのオリジナル御朱印帳は、当店のロングセラー人気商品です。
4つの出雲モチーフのオリジナル御朱印帳で、出雲を身近に感じてみませんか？
【金襴生地】
金糸や銀糸に色糸を交えて紋様が浮き出るように織られる
伝統的な織物。一般的には、雛人形の衣装や掛け軸、仏具用品などに使用されています。金襴生地で仕立てた御朱印帳は、ひと味違う華やかな御朱印帳。社寺の荘厳な雰囲気にもぴったりです。
【４つの出雲モチーフ】
●因幡の白兎
古事記に登場する大国主命は、白兎の後押しでよいご縁に恵まれました。
●出雲大社の千木
千木はもともと「神の力の宿る気」という」意味。千木の下には出雲大社の大注連縄も。
●勾玉
古墳などから出土する勾玉。現代ではお守りに使われることも多い形です。
●縁結び(リボン)
出雲大社といえばご縁結び。「ご縁」を願って可愛いリボンの結びをモチーフに。
This original goshuincho (temple and shrine stamp book) is made with luxurious kinran brocade and adorned with four symbolic motifs connected to Izumo. Part of our beloved “Goen Usagi” series, it blends tradition, charm, and a wish for spiritual connection.A goshuincho crafted with kinran—a traditional textile woven with gold and silver threads—is truly exceptional. Rich and ornate, it stands apart from ordinary designs with its exquisite brilliance.Despite its decorative elegance, the book harmonizes beautifully with the solemn atmosphere of temples and shrines.This original design has long been one of our best-selling items.Wouldn't you like to bring the spirit of Izumo into your everyday life through this meaningful and elegant goshuincho?
【About Kinran Fabric】
Kinran is a traditional Japanese textile woven with gold and silver threads along with colorful silk to create shimmering, raised patterns. Commonly used in ceremonial items such as hanging scrolls, Buddhist altar cloths, and hina dolls’ clothing, this fabric adds a refined brilliance. This goshuincho, made with kinran, stands out with its richness—perfectly fitting the solemn atmosphere of shrines and temples.
【Four Original Izumo Motifs】
●Inaba’s White Rabbit
A sacred symbol from the Kojiki (Japan’s oldest chronicle), where the god Ōkuninushi receives divine help from a white rabbit and finds a blessed relationship.
●Chigi from Izumo Taisha
The crossed rooftop elements (chigi) represent divine energy. Below them lies the massive sacred rope (shimenawa) of Izumo Taisha.
●Magatama
Comma-shaped beads excavated from ancient burial mounds, now often used as protective amulets.
●Enmusubi (Ties of Fate)
Izumo is known as the land of enmusubi—spiritual matchmaking. A ribbon motif represents the wish for meaningful, connected relationships.
