An original Ishiganto charm created by calligraphy artist Zenryu using Ryukyu limestone formed from ancient coral fossils found in Okinawa.
In Okinawan tradition, Ishiganto markers are believed to ward off evil spirits, which are said to move only in straight lines. By placing an Ishiganto, negative energy is symbolically deflected and kept away from the home.
This piece features a touch of gold leaf applied to the stone, representing the wish that while evil may be driven away, good fortune and prosperity will always remain welcome. This unique interpretation is known as the โKinkin Unun Ishiganto.โ
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Shoronin Zenryu is a Japanese calligraphy and visual artist known for blending traditional brushwork with contemporary art and design. From television title work and branding to large-scale exhibitions and spatial art, his creations explore new expressions of Japanese calligraphy inspired by Okinawan culture and aesthetics.
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An original Ishiganto charm created by calligraphy artist Zenryu using Ryukyu limestone formed from ancient coral fossils found in Okinawa.
In Okinawan tradition, Ishiganto markers are believed to ward off evil spirits, which are said to move only in straight lines. By placing an Ishiganto, negative energy is symbolically deflected and kept away from the home.
This piece features a touch of gold leaf applied to the stone, representing the wish that while evil may be driven away, good fortune and prosperity will always remain welcome. This unique interpretation is known as the โKinkin Unun Ishiganto.โ
๐ Delivering locally within 24 hours
๐ In-city delivery only
๐ Order before 5pm for same-day delivery
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Shoronin Zenryu is a Japanese calligraphy and visual artist known for blending traditional brushwork with contemporary art and design. From television title work and branding to large-scale exhibitions and spatial art, his creations explore new expressions of Japanese calligraphy inspired by Okinawan culture and aesthetics.
Step inside Shoronin Zenryu โ