Silver Lucky Hammer Amulet
Meaning Behind the Lucky Hammer Pendant
The Uchide -no-Kozuchi is a legendary mallet said to grant its wielder’s wishes upon its swing. Known through the story of Issun Boshi, the hammer became a symbol of good fortune. The tale goes that Issun Boshi, ridiculed for being a tiny man, was in love with his employer’s daughter, a princess. He accompanies the princess on a trip, and they run into an Oni (demon or evil ogre in Japanese folklore) who swallows Boshi whole. Using his sword, Boshi pokes at the creature from the inside. The Oni quickly spits him out and drops the Uchide -no-Kozuchi that the princess spares no time in picking up. She uses the mallet to wish Issun Boshi to be full-sized, and they are left alone by the Oni. Later on, they marry and live happily ever after.
Silver Lucky Hammer Piece
Solid 925 Sterling Silver with Rhodium Plated
Size
Height - 22mm Width - 13.3mm Length - 4.5mm
Weight
9.5g
:Amulet only chains not included: to complete the look add a Box Chain
All orders come beautifully packaged in a Tachibana gift box and gift bag.
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Solid 925 Recycled Silver
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1 year warranty
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More Than Jewellery A Story to Carry
Thank you for supporting Tachibana.co. My mission has always been to showcase the beauty of Japan’s rich culture by creating jewellery that carries deep meaning. Whether it’s for luck, strength, or inspiration, I hope each piece resonates with you and becomes part of your personal story.
Takumi Furukawa
NEARLY A DECADE OF EXPERIENCE
Est 2016
With nearly a decade of expertise, every Tachibana.co piece is carefully handcrafted from premium 925 sterling silver, guaranteeing exceptional detail and craftsmanship.
