Omikujis – Your Traditional Japanese Fortune Telling
Omikujis (おみくじ) are small divinatory papers
randomly drawn from temples and shrines in Japan.
Each one reveals a prediction of fortune, ranging from great blessing
( Daikichi ) to temporary misfortune, accompanied by practical advice
to guide your daily life.
An ancestral ritual
Traditionally, Japanese people draw an omikuji when visiting temples,
especially at New Year's, to know the tone of the coming year.
It is a time of reflection, hope and spiritual connection .
According to custom, if the omen is favorable, the paper is kept.
If he is less happy, he is tied to a branch or a rope of the sanctuary
in order to ward off bad luck.
Your Omikuji experience with THÉ.ŌLOGY
Each omikuji we offer is authentically inspired by Japanese tradition .
Draw your prediction, discover your message of wisdom and let yourself be guided
by this unique experience.
It is also an original and refined gift idea for lovers of Japanese culture.
Features
Origin: Japan (traditional ritual)
Support: small scroll or divinatory paper
Use: fortune telling ritual, meditation, gift
A unique and symbolic draw every time
Why choose Omikujis?
Beyond simple curiosity, Omikujis invite you to take a break
introspective, a moment of connection to oneself , in the
same philosophy as tea or Kintsugi:
learn to welcome the unexpected, to find meaning in impermanence.
Combine this ritual with a tasting of our Japanese teas for a complete immersion:
Japanese teas ,
ceremonial matcha ,
or let yourself be inspired by our Kintsugi page.
