[Madohana] refers to small paper-cuttings pasted on windows in Chinese culture.
In this context, "Flower" represents the intricate patterns.
If stored in a box or bag, you can enjoy the subtle and relaxing scent of natural Hinoki wood.
The word "Bat" (Bianfu) sounds similar to the words for "Blessing" or "Abundant Fortune" in Chinese, making it one of the representative symbols of auspiciousness and good luck.
The outer silhouette is shaped like a peach, which symbolizes longevity. This auspicious design incorporates both the bat (Fortune) and the peach (Longevity) to bring double blessings.
Size: Approx. W47mm x H37mm
*As it is made of natural wood, the grain and color vary from piece to piece and will not be identical to the photos.
*The depth of the laser engraving may also vary depending on the item.
*The color of the actual product may differ slightly from the photos due to lighting or display color settings.
*Since wood is a relatively soft material, strong impacts such as bumping or dropping may cause damage. Please handle with care during use.
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- A brooch crafted from Japanese Hinoki wood. Featuring a traditional Chinese paper-cutting window flower design, precisely shaped by laser-cut technology.
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