Kimono Magnet Premium, Kikumon, Silk

A Gift of Japanese Elegance We craft our items by repurposing kimono fabrics that would otherwise be stored away, adhering to the local wisdom from Watari Town, Miyagi Prefecture, passed down by elderly women: "Do not discard even a cloth that can wrap three adzuki beans." We bring to life the beauty and charm held within these small fabric remnants. These make delightful gifts, perfect for expressing a token of appreciation or a friendly greeting. Kimono Magnets Crafted from Vintage Kimonos An essential for any refrigerator, these magnets can hold family messages, children's artwork, or recipes. Adorned with the traditional Japanese "Kikumon" (chrysanthemum pattern), they bring a vibrant touch to your everyday life. Symbols of Fortune: Auspicious Motifs These celebratory patterns are considered auspicious symbols of "good fortune" and understanding the meanings behind Japanese motifs offers a glimpse into the profound depths of Japanese culture, passed down through generations. <Kikumon> (Chrysanthemum Pattern): Symbolizes "Longevity," "Wish for Rejuvenation," and "Wish for Good Health." Chrysanthemums were historically believed to possess anti-aging properties and were used medicinally. Revered as the king of all herbs, they are considered an auspicious flower signifying longevity. Product Details Kimono Magnet Premium [Size] Diameter 4.8cm x 1 piece, Diameter 2.7cm x 2 pieces [Material] Kimono fabric, Silk <Notes on Purchase> ◎ As each piece is handcrafted, please understand that the size, shape, and pattern of each item will vary slightly, making it a one-of-a-kind creation. ◎ In rare instances where we acquire high-quality kimono fabric, multiple items may be produced from the same fabric. Please note that the pattern placement on the fabric may differ slightly from the photograph due to the cutting position. ◎ Colors and textures may appear differently on screen compared to the actual product. If you have any concerns, please feel free to inquire or refrain from purchasing. ◎ Many of the kimono fabrics used are secondhand, and their materials often cannot be precisely identified as they are not labeled. We thoroughly inspect and process these fabrics, including washing, before remaking them. Please be aware that some fabrics may fade or shrink when wet, and handle them with care. ◎ As this item is also sold on other platforms, please forgive us if it is out of stock.