1. A charmingly auspicious rabbit, from its cheeks to its body!
2. The Japanese believe a rabbit pounds mochi on the moon. In Japanese, "moon" (tsuki) sounds the same as "luck" (tsuki), signifying that rabbits "call the moon" (tsuki o yobu), meaning they "beckon good luck."
3. The prolific nature of rabbits also carries the meaning of prosperous descendants. Furthermore, the rabbit's leaping posture and lively appearance symbolize "full of spirit."
4. Rabbit-related handicrafts make the perfect gift to celebrate "good fortune" and "vitality."
5. Imported handicraft from Japan.
6. Dimensions: Approximately L 9.5cm x W 7cm x H 8cm.
7. The set includes a small display stand and a cushion.
8. Packaged in an original Japanese manufacturer's gift box.
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- 1. A charmingly auspicious rabbit, from its cheeks to its body! 2. "Rabbit" symbolizes "good fortune" and "vitality." 3. Imported handicraft from Japan. 4. Dimensions: Approximately L 9.5cm x W 7cm x H 8cm.
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