Meaning/Origin of Devil Bow Ornament (History)

Devilation bow is said that in ancient China, a powerful wuju called "Shiji" appeared in the early New Years end celebration, and in ancient times, it was said that the bow flattens evil spirits with a bow.These customs were communicated to the Japanese shrine and rituals such as "ejatsu" and "bashi" which are targeted with the bow.

In the middle of the Heian period, shrines and other shrines have been used to indulge in the meanings of an amulet and the annual divinity.Hama is a bow-arrows or archive competition, with the word "hama" of a danderian bow, and became a dealing with an arrows that shoot a demon.

It is said that the Kamakura era has been said that these governs spread amongst the general public and became decorated as a decorative piece of ornaments.

When he enters the Edo period, the devil bow is a popular ornament, gift, and auspicious; it is synonymous with the first New Years decoration, and the brokers are adorned with a desire to grow sturdier, powerful, and healthy.

Why do I display a devasterarch? What is the first new month?

"First New Year" is the first year when a baby is born.

In Japan, it is a beautiful habit of celebrating this first new year, including baby grandparents, fathers, mother uncle, mateen, parents, relatives, close friends, and more to give a girl a baton board and a boy as a celebration.Celebrate the birth of a child.

In general, the initial New Year decoration means that children are not adequate with the medical environment as they are modern, and in modern days there are no more details and articles that are difficult to obtain in a daily environment and nutrition and poorer days, even when babies were born, it was hard to live until the first year of a birthday without being injured or disease, so it was very happy to be able to live for the first year.

In addition, parents and relatives and neighbors have been grateful and celebrating their health and inease as they wish to grow healthy and energetically so as to keep children away from sickness.

Today, some areas do not require celebrations of the First New Year and have a few homes to be used as a grand ceremony.Some regions and regions may have a strong root of old customs.

This is a traditional Japanese event that welcomes the first New Year, and is held healthy at the peachs festivals and afternoon festivals.

Local cultures and customs may vary greatly from Hokkaido, Tohoku, Hokuriku, Kanto, Tokyo, Tokai, Kintai, Kansai, Kyoto, China, Shikoku, Kyushu, Okinawa, etc.Please verify your region before purchasing.