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A close-up photo of a car's gear shift showcasing an Incompletegl Komainu (Lion Dog) Omamori Charm for drive safety in red and black. The charm features an intricate demon face design reminiscent of traditional Japanese Shinto shrine protectors. It is mounted just below the gear knob, with the car's interior awash in a blend of shadow and ambient light.
A photograph shows an Incompletegl Komainu (Lion Dog) Omamori Charm | Drive Safety! air freshener featuring a red demon face hanging from the gear shift lever inside a dimly lit car. The details of the car interior are visible, but the focus remains on the colorful and striking demon design of the air freshener, reminiscent of a Komainu Omamori from Japanese Shinto shrines.
Close-up of a car's gear shift area, featuring a black leather shift boot and an attached keychain with Japanese characters, including the Komainu (Lion Dog) Omamori Charm for Drive Safety! by Incompletegl. The panel shows "Lancer Evolution MR," indicating the Mitsubishi model. The interior has a sleek, dark design.
A close-up shot of a manual car gear shifter with a carbon fiber finish. Hanging from the gear shifter is an **Incompletegl** keychain featuring a red, fierce-looking Komainu (Lion Dog) Omamori Charm with "Drive Safety!" written underneath, reminiscent of charms found at Japanese Shinto shrines. The background inside the car is dark.
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Komainu (Lion Dog) Omamori CharmDrive Safety!

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Komainu (Lion Dog) Omamori
安全運転 (Drive Safe)
Omamori's are Japanese amulets that are generally sold in Japan's temples. The word "Mamori" means protection and is generally kept inside the bag.

Komainu (狛犬), often called lion-dogs in English, are statues of lion-like creatures either guarding the entrance or the honden, or inner shrine of many Japanese Shinto shrines. They are known as protectors of sacred sites and symbolise protection against evil times.

Behind the charm translates to "drive safe", to remind you to stay safe on the road as well as keeping others in mind.

Specifications:
Dimension: 5cm x 7cm
Finish: Black, White, Red & Black String. 
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