Ikuyumiya sacred bow and arros wheelpendant piercing into the pelvic cord with silver beads and combining with the feathers pendant inspired by Yatagarasu wings.
Leather cords vary with the movement, adding features to the chest.
Ikuyumiya sacred bow and arrows
The myth is that the great lords used these instruments to defeat the 80 gods and level the reeds of China. Ikuyumiya is known as a life-bearing bow and arrow.
The bow and arrow have long symbolized good fortune and protection from harm. Hitting the target evokes the hope that a wish will be fulfilled.
About Yatagarasu
Yatagarasu in the Japanese Chronicle and the Ancient Book is characterized by a triple image.
It's not only the god of the road, it's the sun.
The old oxidation forms a deep shadow that highlights the contours of feathers and carvings, with a strong sense of substance.
The staff has a keen sense of ownership of each detail, and the combinations have a distinct presence.
Yatagarasu: Yatagarasu, appearing in the Japanese Books and Ancients, is a three-dimensional spirit bird.
The legends that Yatagarasu had led the god, Wutian Emperor, from the bear field to Yamamoto and was therefore respected as the god of the way, and also as the sun itself.
RYUZU is a hand-held and visible gesture that incorporates the sermons of the road ahead.