Silk Strawberry Charm - Japanese Amulet Style Flower Pattern - WATALIS

＜Amulet Strawberry Series＞ We have carefully selected silk and auspicious patterns from traditional kimono fabrics to create these "Strawberry Charms." Auspicious patterns (Kissho-monyo) are traditional Japanese motifs used as signs of happiness and good fortune. Understanding these meanings connects you to the profound depths of Japanese culture passed down through generations. Carry this cute strawberry charm like a lucky amulet to bring a touch of warmth and happiness to your daily life. ＜Strawberry Charms: A Lifestyle of Valuing Every Piece of Fabric＞ Watari Town was once the leading strawberry production area in Northeast Japan, and the bright red strawberry remains the town's symbol today. Inheriting the wisdom of local elderly women who said, "Never throw away a piece of cloth large enough to wrap three azuki beans," we ensure no scrap is wasted. Each piece is handmade, featuring a traditional "Ume-musubi" (plum knot) and hand-sewn beads, conveying the warmth of meticulous craftsmanship. It can be used as a bag charm or an ornament, making it a beloved gift for any occasion. ＜Collect and Enjoy for Daily Happiness＞ Collect different colors to match your daily mood or fashion. You can even enjoy styling two or three together to enhance your "Yamato Nadeshiko" (traditional Japanese beauty) look. The auspicious kimono patterns are not only beautiful but are designed to bring an image of happiness just by looking at them. *The photos are for illustrative purposes. Each product is sold individually. Product Details: Strawberry Charm - Amulet Strawberry Series [Size] Strawberry part: H 5cm x W 3.5cm; Strap length: approx. 17cm [Material] Kimono fabric (Silk), etc. ＜Contributing to Clothing Upcycling Together＞ At WATALIS, we have collected and upcycled over 12 tons of vintage kimono fabrics. By choosing our work, you give a new role to these beautiful fabrics that were sleeping in chests across Japan. We are grateful to our customers for joining us in expanding the circle of upcycling. Watch our video about upcycling regional resources: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgrpvHXTt6Q ＜Notes for Purchase＞ *Each piece is handmade, so please understand that size, shape, and pattern placement may vary slightly, making it a unique "one and only" item. *In rare cases where high-quality fabric is available, multiple items may be made from the same kimono. Please note that the pattern placement may differ slightly from the photo. *Colors and textures may appear different depending on your screen settings. If you have concerns, please contact us before purchasing. *Most kimono fabrics are vintage and may not have material labels; therefore, the exact composition cannot always be identified. Fabrics are inspected and cleaned before upcycling. Some fabrics may shrink or fade if wet, so please handle them with care. *Items are sold on other platforms; we appreciate your understanding if an item is sold out.