Omamori

An “omamori” is a small pouch or talisman given at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples, and it’s said to bring blessings to its owner when carried.
Long regarded as an object of faith, people have kept them close to ward off misfortune and help wishes come true.
The most common style is a small cloth pouch tied shut with a cord.
They come in many colors and patterns; yellow is often used to represent “good fortune with money,” while green symbolizes “nature, vitality.”
The blessings they bring also vary widely, from praying for a speedy recovery from illness or injury to praying for good connections between people.
It’s important to choose one that matches your wish, or the wish of the person you’re giving it to.
Omamori are generally available at dedicated counters called a “juyosho” (amulet distribution counter) or “shamusho” (shrine office) at both shrines and temples.