Hisakaki (Sakaki) 2 bunches, pesticide-free

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Hisakaki is a representative substitute for Sakaki, which is offered at the Shinto altar.
In particular, in Kanto and northern regions, and some other areas, it is common to offer Hisakaki instead of genuine Sakaki.

Hisakaki has flower meanings associated with its appearance and role.
Respect for the gods, Modest beauty, Shy love.

The flower meaning Respect for the gods likely originates from its history of being treated as a sacred plant in Shinto altars and rituals.
Modest beauty and Shy love seem to express the small, inconspicuous flowers that bloom hidden behind the leaves.

This is a set of 2 branches of Hisakaki, characterized by their glossy leaves and berries, suitable for offering at Shinto altars and Buddhist altars.

- Plant Name: Himesakaki (Hisakaki)
- Set Contents: 2 bundles
- Features: Glossy evergreen leaves

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