Kagami Mochi Rabbit Lunar New Year Scroll - Pet Illustration - (White Poodle)

The poodle transforms into a "Year of the Rabbit Kagami Mochi Dog 🐶," bringing peace and prosperity. [Kagami Mochi Rabbit/Dog Lunar New Year Scroll] Size: 200mm x 200mm Paper: Thick striped paper (evokes a Japanese aesthetic) ⭐️ Please note that there may be slight color variations between the photo and the actual product; the actual product is the final standard. Did you know the story behind Japan's Kagami Mochi?! 😆 Kagami Mochi (かがみもち): It's a traditional Japanese New Year decoration. Placed as an offering to the Toshigami (New Year deity), it symbolizes auspiciousness, celebration, and embodies hopes for the coming year. A small orange is typically placed on top of the Kagami Mochi. This tradition is linked to the color of the "mikan" (mandarin orange). The color is "orange," and in Japanese, the word for "orange" is pronounced "daidai." This pronunciation is identical to the word "代々," which means "generations of prosperity for the family." Furthermore, the Japanese believe that eating citrus fruits can prolong life. For these reasons, placing an orange on the Kagami Mochi is a wish for "longevity and generations of family peace and prosperity."