Tsukimi Dango and Susuki Cloisonné Pin Brooch

This pin brooch is inspired by tsukimi dango (moon-viewing dumplings) and susuki (pampas grass) offered to the moon. The design charmingly captures the scene of dango and susuki placed on a sanpo (three-legged stand), with the moon behind them. How about this piece for the time of the Mid-Autumn Festival's full moon? It would also be lovely as an obi-dome (kimono sash accessory). *If you desire a different color or size, or a different overall impression, please contact us. We will do our best to accommodate your request. *We can also engrave a name, initials, or a message on the back. (Please note that the character count will be limited due to the small size.) *The metal fitting is made of brass (primarily with chrome plating) and is designed for a secure hold. Size: Approx. 2cm x 3cm Weight: Approx. 5g ------- **Modern and Warm Cloisonné Accessories by Ancel Z** Every step, from hand-cutting the copper plate and hammering it into shape, to applying the glaze and firing it in the kiln, is carefully done by experienced artisans. As a result, each piece has subtle variations in color and expression. The charm of this cloisonné pin brooch lies in its uniqueness; no two are exactly alike. For men, it can be worn on a jacket lapel or as a tie pin. For women, it adds a sophisticated touch as a hat accent or scarf holder. In colder months, it can adorn your favorite scarf or poncho. It's also recommended for adding flair to bags or backpacks. Whether worn alone or in multiples, it makes a statement. Mid-Autumn Festival, Full Moon, Moon-Viewing Dumplings, Pampas Grass