- An
ōnusa (大幣) or
simply nusa (幣) or
Taima (大幣) is a
wooden wand
traditionally used in
Shinto purification rituals.
Ōnusa are
decorated with a
number of...
- (zigzagging
paper streamers) used in
Shinto rituals. It may be
considered an
Ōnusa with only two Shide. The
streamers are
usually white,
although they can...
- with water, or
having a
Shinto priest shake a
large paper shaker called ōnusa or
haraegushi over the
object of purification. People, places, and objects...
- Jingū
Taima (神宮大麻, Jingū
Taima or Jingū
Ōnusa) is an
ōnusa wrapped in
clean Ise
washi and
issued by the Ise
Grand Shrine. They are a form of ofuda. The...
- Angeles. He
started dating a woman,
Onusa, who was
neither in the
adult film
industry nor a drug user. He
credits Onusa with
helping him end his addiction...
-
exactly what the "flail"
implement seen in
artwork actually was.
Gohei Ōnusa Ricing stick "Wild Rice Regulations".
Minnesota Department of
Natural Resources...
-
Gohei ****anese war fan Ruyi (scepter)
Saihai Samurai signal devices Shaku Ōnusa Kenkyusha's New ****anese-English Dictionary,
Kenkyusha Limited, ISBN 4-7674-2015-6...
- An
ōnusa made from hemp...
-
called shaku and a wand
decorated with
white paper streamers (shide)
called ōnusa. A
kannushi wearing a jōe
being accompanied by two miko A
kannushi in full...
-
improved washi came to be used to
decorate religious ceremonies such as gohei,
ōnusa (ja:大麻 (神道)), and
shide at
Shinto shrines, and in the
Heian period, washi...
