Seoritsuhime no Kami is a Shinto deity associated with purification, traditionally regarded as one of the kami who carries away impurities and misfortune, often described as dwelling in swift river currents that sweep pollutants out to sea. She appears in the Norito prayers, particularly the Oharae no Kotoba (Great Purification Prayer), as one of four purification deities involved in the ritual removal of sin and defilement. Her role is closely tied to water-based purification rites, though specific benefits attributed to her worship vary by tradition and are not uniformly codified.