Folded omikuji rest delicately in the foreground, tied with intention to leave behind misfortune and invite blessings. Behind them, the massive lion-head stage of Namba Yasaka Shrine looms, its blurred form a silent guardian said to swallow evil spirits and bring luck in study and business. A moment suspended between devotion and design, where tradition, ritual, and striking architecture converge.
For personal use only. Not for resale, redistribution, or commercial use.
© Stephanie Flores
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Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta
Available in multiple sizes
Limited editions include signed certificate of authenticity and edition number
Folded omikuji rest delicately in the foreground, tied with intention to leave behind misfortune and invite blessings. Behind them, the massive lion-head stage of Namba Yasaka Shrine looms, its blurred form a silent guardian said to swallow evil spirits and bring luck in study and business. A moment suspended between devotion and design, where tradition, ritual, and striking architecture converge.
For personal use only. Not for resale, redistribution, or commercial use.
© Stephanie Flores
Print Details
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta
Available in multiple sizes
Limited editions include signed certificate of authenticity and edition number